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Over Easy, Please is Fort Saskatchewan’s weekend newspaper, published each Friday in print and online. We welcome your comments, suggestions, inquiries and letters.

For ad inquiries, please e-mail ads@overeasyplease.com. We can also be contacted via telephone at (780) 934-0139, via fax at (780) 589-1188, or by standard mail at:

PO Box 3153
Fort Saskatchewan, AB
T8L 2T2

For all other inquiries, please contact one of the following individuals:

Editor – Judy Sellin

Born in Alberta, Canada, and returning to her birth province after living most of her life in the Interior of British Columbia, Judy Sellin is the mother of four adult children — three of her own and one adopted son in Burundi, Africa — and grandmother of four grandsons.   She co-launched Over Easy, Please, along with her son, Reece, in 2010.  Judy is also an author, having published her book, Random Acts of Giving, in 2010.  She has formerly worked as an inventor, advocate for the elderly, entrepreneur, and search coordinator.

You can e-mail Judy at judy@overeasyplease.com.

Sr. Editor – Reece Sellin

Reece is the sometimes verbose, sometimes political, always analytical Senior Editor of OEP.  He grew up and was educated in Kamloops, British Columbia, but has called Fort Saskatchewan home for almost seven years.

Reece has worked in the print publishing industry for over seven years. Prior to co-launching OEP in 2010, he worked in senior management roles at the world’s largest web hosting trade magazine, with a circulation of nearly 100,000 readers per issue.  He has previously worked as an elder advocate, open source operating system founder, and web developer.  Outside of work, Reece is the Chair of Fort Saskatchewan’s Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Board.

You can e-mail Reece at reece@overeasyplease.com.  You can also follow him on Twitter at @rsellin.

Writer – Bill Olsen

Bill was born very young, and grew up in British Columbia. He is married to one wife, has two grown children, and now resides in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, where he and his wife pastor Life Church Fort Saskatchewan.

Bill has travelled extensively as a Recording Artist/Song Writer, Worship Leader, and Itinerant Speaker. He’s a player of fine guitars, and has several other vocations… and, he is apparently easily distracted, as well. One of his passions is to motivate people to move from existence to living full lives, and to show how ordinary people can have a huge impact on society.

You can e-mail Bill at bill@overeasyplease.com. You can also follow him on Twitter at @OlsenBill.

Writer – Brian Mason

Brian Mason is a native of the ‘hills’ of North Carolina, born in Hendersonville in 1982 and having only recently moved to Alberta, Canada in 2007.  An alumni of Appalachian State University, Brian followed his passion for history by obtaining a Bachelors Degree in Archaeology in 2004.  As a minister’s son, Brian was raised with a strong commitment to his community and played an integral part early on as a volunteer youth minister and substitute teacher, starting at the age of 17.  Brian developed and found a passion for writing when he was only ten-years-old, and as the family historian took the opportunity to write for Over Easy, Please, as a chance to get the family stories on paper.  Brian is known best for his catch phrase when asked about details of his life: “I’m like an open book; unless I decided to rip out a page, everything is there to read.”

You can e-mail Brian at brian@overeasyplease.com.

Writer – Jai Murugan

Jai Murugan is a retired teacher living in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. His occasionally fruitful attempts at writing include humour, travelogues, children’s literature, and character-building fiction. Being retired from teaching means he has time to explore the world of words, but always in a positive way, as he firmly believes there is sufficient negativity already existing in the written language.

Jai’s inspiration for writing is life itself, whether in the mundane or the intricacies of psychology and sociology. He calls himself a student of humanity, but mostly a bungling one. Years in the classroom, assisting in raising 5 children, and a life-changing event in his teens have culminated in much of what one reads in the columns of Flimsy Whimsy.

You can e-mail Jai at jai@overeasyplease.com.

Writer – Stuart McGowan

Stuart hails from Ontario and performed in amateur theatre there as well as pro summer stock theatre. He has performed with Slixer Entertainment as well as in the Creepy Canada TV production filmed in Fort Saskatchewan in 2005. Stuart has written scripts for a range of plays, and has also been involved in movie production: playing in “Cat’s Cradle” that was released in 2008. He was Ebenezer Scrooge in the Sheeptown Players production “A Christmas Carol” in December 2007.

When not working as a Training officer at Bartle & Gibson, he has also been M.C. for the “Fort’s Got Talent” variety nights at the Shell Theatre at the Dow Centennial Centre. Stuart was involved in “CNTL-ALT-DEL – The Movie” & “It’s Only A Game…Or Is It?” made for Alberta schools. In his spare time he plays a variety of musical instruments and writes music. He enjoys being involved in his community and spending time with his family.

Writer – Ian Hope

Ian is a Western Canadian cowboy and a poet at heart, and was certified at the turn of the millennium to facilitate leadership training. A specialty of his training practice has been promoting the skill of effectively recognizing others for their positive actions. To him, being kind is an essential attribute of good leaders and the loftiest human quality.