Opinion

Our Conservative government is committed to ensuring that Canadians are getting what they pay for. Our Fairness at the Pumps Act is now in force.

Dear Editor, I would like to express my appreciation to The Reminder for two articles last Friday, Aug. 8 (“Tribute to a late friend” and “Tragedy brings perspective”).

If I told you that some far-right Republican state government in America was denying full funding to an urgent health care project, you probably wouldn’t be surprised.

It has been 97 years since the founding of Herb Lake Landing, the tiny hamlet situated 55 kilometres southeast of Snow Lake.

More than three years after an independent probe dissected the now-defunct NOR-MAN Regional Health Authority, dragging to the surface all manner of worrisome revelations, Flin Flon area residents have every right to expect dramatic improvements in th

Trevor Miller Flin Flon residents get a pretty full range of services from our city. I can’t think of anything in particular I’d want that we’re not already getting. There’s always room for improvement, of course.

Many parts of a journalist’s job become routine with time. You get to a point where you double-check name spellings and rework awkward paragraphs without thinking twice. But you never get used to certain things. Nor should you.

Engines rev, tires spin, mud flies and a whole lot of water is displaced during a mud bog. Such was the case during Snow Lake’s inaugural Mud Bog, held August 3 in the Paintball Pit east of the community.

Dear Editor, Regarding your article on the Shroud of Turin in the July 25 issue of The Reminder, I’d like to add some pertinent information.

Trevor Miller I’d like to hear more talk about the upcoming civic election in Flin Flon. With the number of tough choices ahead, it’s important to decide what direction we want to take as a community.