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I am a sucker for romantic comedies. In TV watching I go for the political stuff but when it comes to movies I love the schmaltzy story lines. Worse yet, I can watch them again and again…and again.

No new news on the campaign trail dear diary. My bid for the mayor’s chair has stalled and Stevie Wonder that Harper boy, has not delivered my senate appointment, so the next option is to seek the presidency of FIFA.

The Editor, Real change means saving Crown corporations from being privatized, but also making them fully accountable to the people of Saskatchewan.

It’s not entirely fair to compare American-based political and economic decision makers with their Canadian counterparts, since rules and regulations vary substantially, but, on occasion, some comparisons just have to be made.

Submitted by Ralph Goodale, Liberal MP for Regina Wascana Constituency With a rash of bad news about the Canadian economy falling into a second recession and Stephen Harper’s deficit not, in fact, being eliminated, and with Senator Mike Duffy’s crimi

Summer holidays are here… and everything that goes along with them.

Well, the rantings of Facebook have helped me decide on a topic this week.

In defense of chucks Lynne Bell Oh dear. It's rodeo season in our part of the world and as a result, I am to (once again!) come up with an argument regarding a subject I know very little about-chuckwagon racing.

It’s a beautiful summer day after a brief rainstorm, so it’s a perfect time to do a little grumbling for the sake of grumbling.

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall made his point at the Premiers Conference where the first ministers gathered in St. John’s to forge Canadian energy strategies.