Hudson Bay still alive

Corinne Reine — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:36:00 GMT

With all the changes that have happened over the past couple years you would think Hudson Bay would be in a slump, well as our communtiy is prooving once again we will survive this rough roller coaster ride. Many bread earners of the families are travelling to work. So why do they not just move? for most we live in a safe community and friendly at the best. With many activities going on daily and a great school system for our children, many have chosen to ride the storm and wait for our forest industry to come back or maybe that coal find will bring great news to our community in any event, homes are still being filled with present residences, and some new families coming in. Along with the huge Saskatchewan boom, why would you want to leave an area where sporting in terrific, fishing,hunting, atving,snowmobiling and the list goes on. Maybe you will want to check out what secret we have here!

Hudson Bay gets Lost

Corinne Reine — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 13:27:00 GMT

Frustration sets in when clients can not find web pages. Remembering that the computor is a very smart tool, how ever the computor is only as good as the information that is put in it. Miss spelling and forgetting important comas can leave users frustrated. Hudson Bay seems to have gotten lost lately. After looking into the problem we must remember it is Hudson Bay,Sk thats Hudson Bay with a coma after it then SK. When my name as a realtor has so many e's and i's and n's in it (Corinne Reine) I have definitely had frustrations with the spelling and users have gotten lost. So the next time that page will not come up, check the spelling............

Corinne Reine : sk

Hudson Bay still alive

Hudson Bay gets Lost