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It’s not exactly fair to say politicians have the wrong priorities. Politicians’ priorities are generally focused on what the people need.

Oh, boy, are people mad about the Trans Mountain court decision. This past year I have had two columns go absolutely viral. The first was my analysis of the Gerald Stanley trial.

A Murray Mandryk article very rarely has one sitting on the fence after reading it. His article in the local rural newspapers around the September 6 date was, in my mind, no exception.

It’s not exactly fair to say politicians have the wrong priorities. Politicians’ priorities are generally focused on what the people need.

The sign above the packaged figs in the produce section of the grocery store read, $2.49 or three packages $2.25 each. The elderly woman pushing the cart beside mine stared at the neatly arranged packages and shook her head. “I vant vun only.

The first meeting of the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be on Wednesday, September 19 at 7:00 p.m. at SIGN on North Street.

Top row: George Gallagher, Jack Shortreed, Jack Goodman; 2nd row: Florence Holland, Hanna Stupak, Donna Munroe, Audrey West, Charita Paulsen, Doreen Smith, Dorothy Wasmuth; 3rd row: John Willms, Tony Pawluck, Bob Radonets, Merv Phillips, Jack Rosenbl

Encountered with several minutes of unexpected downtime – specifically, a computer that decided to have a bit of a temper tantrum – I decided that the best course of action would be to take a nice, relaxing walk through the city’s downtown.

Halifax breeds hipsters like Europe bred the bubonic plague in the 1300s.

This may sound like the ramblings of ‘Old Man Ruttle’, but we had to make our own fun when we were kids.