Opinion

Trevor Miller I guess it would be how good people are at sharing the good stuff they find and get involved with.

With one international crisis after another piling up under President Barack Obama’s watch, many pundits are questioning whether the US’s new, relatively hands-off foreign policy is workable.

Coun. Skip Martin’s announcement that he is quitting municipal politics after a single term is not surprising, but it is disappointing.

During the afternoon of July 1 – Canada Day – family and friends of the late Elaine Moshenko McAuley gathered in the area under the Manitoba Maples on the grounds of the Snow Lake Health Centre.

Dear Editor, It is with great disbelief and sadness that I have been informed that Creighton is being considered for a nuclear waste dump.

Trevor Miller I think that’s going to be a hard pill to swallow for a lot of Flin Flon residents, but it’s not one we can really avoid. The fact that it’s so front-loaded will be an unpleasant pinch on homeowners.

If you think the Flin Flon of yesteryear was a crime-free Shangri-la, talk to Ben St-Onge.

Cool, wet weather was what several current and past Snow Lakers met on race day during this year’s Manitoba Marathon.

Dear Editor, Re: “Connectedness at heart of tax gift” (The Reminder, July 9) Ingi Bjornson’s $500 annual gift to the City of Flin Flon is admirable. Commendable, even. But to equate such a freewill donation with taxes is absurd.

If you think the Flin Flon of yesteryear was a crime-free Shangri-la, talk to Ben St-Onge.