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It is time for big decisions from governments of all sizes and stripes in Canada. One week of workplace hemorrhaging from COVID-19 has punched a sinkhole into the economy, with a half-million Canadians into employment insurance.

Something so small to tackle something so big

My Nikkel's Worth column

Weyburn Review editorial

One week of workplace hemorrhaging from COVID-19 has punched a sinkhole into the economy, with a half-million Canadians into employment insurance. This, next, and the weeks to follow will see monstrous displacement of workers across sectors.

As we continue to face the hardships and the uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve seen some trends emerge and things happen that have actually been positive.

After I had a chance to listen to Theoren Fleury when he visited Estevan, to participate in Envision’s silver anniversary, I borrowed his book from our editor. It’s a real paper book. A good book, too.

Column from our new Legislature reporter, Jordan Stricker

The Plague by Albert Camus – one of my all-time favourites – has become a relevant book during the advent of COVID-19, but especially in late March, when the disease has taken a great toll in Europe.

Please read: Matthew 14:22-33 / John 6:16-21 / Mark 4:35-41 We have a few stories of Jesus and his disciples as they encountered fear of the unknown.