Q: I am 84 and I have problems with my waterworks. I have to go to the bathroom on average every two hours, and more so at night. I get pain on the end of my penis, which sometimes keeps me awake at night. I have to take an extra strength Tylenol. Sometimes, after I […] Read more
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Painful waterworks may be prostate problem – Health Clinic
Misconceptions on family law regarding division of property – The Law
Q: After many years of marriage my wife left me and is seeking a division of property, spousal support and divorce. Given that she is leaving for no good reason it seems unfair that she should get some of the property and also spousal support. A:The fact that one spouse left does not make any […] Read more
Ideas to keep rural youth
Rubbing ideas together can create a spark for rural communities, says the organizer of a youth forum held Oct. 24 in Alliston, Ont. Kathy Kaye of the Ontario Rural Council said 40 people from ages 18 to 29 met before the council’s annual conference to discuss how to get young people to stay in or […] Read more
P.E.I. women support New York volunteers with apple pies
A moment of guilty pleasure turned into a kind gesture for the people of New York City. Cheryl Boyle of Brackley Beach, P.E.I., came up with the idea while at home watching news of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York. “It just clued in that this was live. I was […] Read more
Get expert advice on income tax avoidance schemes – The Law
S was a successful lawyer with more than $300,000 in equity in his law firm. In 1988 he decided to buy a new house. He drew $300,000 out of his firm to pay for the new house. At the same time he arranged a loan from a bank to his firm to replace the $300,000 […] Read more
Candy and cavities – Health Clinic
Q: Is it better to let my kids eat their Halloween candy all at once, or should I give it to them a little every day? Which is the least harmful to their health and their teeth? My children are two and four. A:Of course, none of that junk food is good for your children, […] Read more
Raw egg safety; upcoming conferences – TEAM Resources
Dear TEAM: For a few years now we have been told by nutritionists not to eat raw eggs. Could you please set the record straight for me and all your readers? Is it or is it not OK to eat raw eggs? – J.T., Foam Lake, Sask. In my last article, I submitted a drumstick […] Read more
Finances main cause of farm stress
Ken Imhoff says Canadians now see peoples’ faces when they hear about agricultural problems. He thinks some of the credit should go to the nine-year-old Saskatchewan Farm Stress Line, which he manages. “Across the province and across the country, there’s a growing awareness between agriculture and the production end, with the human dimension.” While he […] Read more
Divorce payments – The Law
Q: What obligation does a man have to step- children after his relationship with the mother ends? After our divorce, my wife got a support order for all three children, including the stepchild. The mother now lives with the biological father of the stepchild. Can I change the support I have to pay? A:The law […] Read more
Communities seek ways to keep youth
MUENSTER, Sask. – Wendy Moellenbeck admits it’s unusual that half of her Grade 12 classmates are still living in the central Saskatchewan area from which they graduated in the late 1990s. “It’s a lifestyle you have to choose,” said Moellenbeck, who acknowledges most young people wander away in search of jobs or education. She took […] Read more
