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In this day and age, when the minutiae of everyday life is documented on social media; when a presidential candidate can be undone by an open mic; when the comings and goings of every person in every nook and cranny of a downtown area of a major city

What Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to impose on Saskatchewan is not fair. His carbon price plan — $10 a tonne by 2018, rising to $50 a tonne by 2022 — does disproportionally hurt coal- and oil-producing provinces like Saskatchewan.

What Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to impose on Saskatchewan is not fair.

Not by walking out of the room and crying

In a recent homily Father Brendan McGuire shared this analogy:he was given samples of lavender and fennel oil essence.

Science should be the one thing we can trust. Research should be carried out for the sake of exploration and the results should be published, whether the results are positive or negative.

Oh, Thanksgiving. That time of year where we’re supposed to celebrate family and friendship and all the things we are grateful to have. In all honesty, I’d just be grateful for some peace and quiet.

By D. E.

Dear Editor: The recent automobile tradgedy just south of Yorkton a couple weeks back, brings to mind the stark reality of the dangers that lurk on the highways in the Yorkton and Melville area.

Dear Editor, When it comes to climate change, we need a made in Saskatchewan plan. Now, the NDP is opposed to any scheme that Ottawa imposes without consultation, but Brad Wall and the Sask.