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I attended an election debate last night. It’s the third one I’ve watched or attended in the last few weeks. With only a few days left in the Federal election campaign, I feel the urgency of prayerful consideration of my voting privilege.

While not a massive fan of historical battle recreation games – not something I generally seek out – it’s also a genre I am not opposed to exploring.

Well, this past week has been a time of unexpected weather.

The weather this past week was unfortunately finally of the kind that made it seem like hockey season.

The Saskatchewan government’s finance department must be wondering just where the revenue streams in this province are coming from in the next several months at least. It can’t be much better in the other Prairie provinces either.

First known as Meadow View School, later Allary School. Circa 1980.

I don’t particularly want to buy an SUV. That doesn’t seem like a big deal, especially since I’m not going to be buying another car unless I encounter disaster again.

Dear Editor: With election day coming up fast, it is important to evaluate if local candidates are pledging to empower municipalities.

This federal campaign has been far too ugly. It would be unfair to blame any one particular party, but it’s never the best strategy for anyone in the long run. The problem in this campaign is that all parties seem to be held captive by their dogma.

It seems like a made to order match-up came to light last week in the city. Thursday evening a presentation at the Yorkton Public Library detailed how a restored old brick mill in the city could become on economic driver.