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From left to right: Norman Roebuck, Division 1, J. Vanko, Division 2, F. Besler, Division 3, J. Stachura, Division 4, Harry Buckle, Reeve, B.A. MacKinnon, Secretary Treasurer, S. Beres, Division 5, and M. Varga, Division 6.

On the eve of last week’s election call, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe talked about this campaign as one that will either mend or further tear the fabric of our nation.

This column has been altered to reflect that the NDP have Carter Antoine running in Yorkton-Melville. I’ve been sitting in variations of this chair for several elections so my position on safe elections is quite clear. I hate them.

It seemed, to me, a rather unnecessary question. We were talking about HIV and hepatitis C. I was asked by Candice Nelson, who runs the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) Positive Impact program, if I knew my HIV and hep C status.

Dear Editor: This letter is for the ignorant, disrespectful dog owner who walks his/her unleashed dog and lets it do it’s business on my lawn.

Dear Editor, I would like to inform your readers about two very special medals that are available for our veterans. These are the National Order of the Legion of Honour from France and the Ambassador for Peace Medal from the Republic of Korea.

So we are headed to a vote Oct. 21, to elect the next edition of Canada’s federal government. In the next month leading up to the vote we will be inundated by efforts to get people voting for one political party, or another.

Dear Editor: The following is a formal response from the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation to Murray Mandryk’s September 12, 2019 column in Yorkton This Week, Teachers reveal urban/rural divide.

I would like to preface this letter to the editor with some sage Biblical advice written by St.