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In previous years, I’ve written columns with gift suggestions for me for Christmas. It has always been in jest, and that’s not something I’m just saying because nobody has ever bought my very silly gift suggestions, not even once.

Maybe it is time to go nuclear … or at least, go a little nuclear. It wouldn’t be an easy decision for anyone. Any foray into nuclear development will likely come at the expense of good coal-generated jobs in rural Saskatchewan’s southeast. Moreover.

The proposed City Operations Centre needs to happen. The Public Works department needs, well, a place to work for the public. That’s plain, there’s no way they can provide services spread across the city.

Yield has always been the first measuring stick for success on the farm, and is still generally promoted as the goal, but the question that should be asked is if added production is achieved at an assured cost of production that leads to profitabilit

When is a senior a senior? This is an often asked question these days. It may be for a discount on a product or the big 65 so that one can collect OAS (Old Age Security). Let me ask this question from a different perspective.

When is a senior a senior? This is an often asked question these days. It may be for a discount on a product or the big 65 so that one can collect OAS (Old Age Security). Let me ask this question from a different perspective.

Volunteerism and causes are close to my heart, and spur on my resolve. Collecting aluminum can tabs to be turned into cash to be donated to further research to end childhood cancer.

Editorial Cartoon for December 4, 2019

One of the big events of 2020 is going to be the Canadian Student Leadership Conference, hosted by Yorkton Regional High School.

Now that the railways are running again, perhaps now is a good time to turn our attention to problems spilling out from the week-long CN strike. Many of those problems are directly related to the vital nature of CN and CP rail services.