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Dear Editor: A big thank you to all those who attended our 3rd Annual Grain Millers Heritage Dinner at St.

Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives are likely frustrated they aren’t pulling well ahead of Liberals, given recent developments in this federal election campaign. It may be telling us something about what’s now wrong with modern-day politics.

There is no doubt that the environment is a key issue for many Canadians.

As a bonafide fan of abstract strategy games I am quite surprised it has taken so long to find and explore Wizard’s Garden. The game was designed by Tim Schutz back in 2004.

In retrospect, I ought to have paid more attention when I first noticed the slight hiss in the basement. But it barely registered — until I went downstairs to get something, hours later.

Thank you to everyone who visited the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society’s Fall Plant and Bulb Sale last week, we hope you found some great treasures for your garden! We’re always happy to see our gardening friends and appreciate your support

It is a rare Monday that I sit at the keyboard unsure of what to type in terms of sports.

The A. J. Pick Outfit is threshing at the Al Michael farm at Waldron in October of 1911. They threshed the full harvest season with only 7 men — an engineer, fireman, separator man and 4 stook teams.

So the big thing in the news last week that was dissected, broken down and built back up time and time and time again by seemingly every media outlet in the Western hemisphere was a photo scandal that bit Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau in the bu

The box sat in the computer room for weeks. Inside was a collection of paper to shred and items that needed a place to be stored. I looked at it every day but always found a reason not to deal with it. I stepped over and around the box.