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It was another bad week for COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, but things may be looking up on a couple economic fronts.

Welcome to 'Wordy Wednesday' brought to you by our friends at Yorkton Public Library, (including Slow the friendly sloth), and appearing here courtesy of Yorkton This Week.

When it comes to government in Canada we are largely impacted by three levels; federal, provincial and municipal.

An evening of true escapism at the gaming table with friends – once gatherings are deemed safe again -- will be a great way to forget the COVID pandemic, at least for a few hours.

Whenever I see a coin tossed on the ground or the floor, I pick it up. Among other things, coins remind me of childhood days. We weren’t as well-situated as the neighbours, but our family had wealth nonetheless.

Gardeners are a social bunch, and I know we all miss seeing each other and talking gardening.

Last weekend, I drove down to the village of Elbow to snap some photos for an upcoming article of mine, and I decided to cruise down to the harbour to check on the status of Lake Diefenbaker.

The federal budget dropped last week, and how the document did in terms of supporting agriculture is rather difficult to determine.

There are surely more things Premier Scott Moe and his government need to do in this COVID-19 fight. But what the government has done with its vaccine supply has worked. The problem is that vaccines are not the exclusive solution.

It might not have registered for a lot of sports fans, but when the Saskatchewan Rattlers announced that Paige Crozon would be part of the team’s coaching staff it was something of a benchmark for women’s sports in the province.