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With initial expectations of four or five candidates, the race to replace Premier Brad Wall is a little more crowded then anticipated.

Please allow me to use this week’s report as a sounding board for a number of things I have on my mind. Agree if you choose, disagree if you must! 1. People need to learn to read things on the internet.

W hen you paint yourself into a financial corner which leaves you having to issue one of the most mean-spirited provincial budgets in recent memory, you have some rebuilding to do to gain the confidence of the electorate you once had.

It seems every week I’m giving an immigration lesson in my column and I’m nowhere near an expert on the subject, but facts just aren’t being reported.

Close to our wedding anniversary, it seemed appropriate to bring back a favourite recipe – one that shows how some Victorians approached marriage.

We know it’s fall when the days are getting shorter, the garden is starting to wind down, and when we start talking about meetings! The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding their first meeting after our summer break on Wednesday

Boredom is a warm bath: The longer you stay in it, the less energy you have to get out. Since I moved to Yorkton, I’ve struggled with overcoming a sense of boredom.

By Brian Zinchuk

by Sonja Herter (Korol)