Opinion

Taxpayers Need to be Concerned As taxpayers of Outlook, we all need to be concerned with the conduct and actions of our councillors. This became even more apparent when reading the minutes from the July 22 meeting after the in-camera session.

It’s always good when you discover a new game and become excited by it before ever playing it. Typically, that is the case with new abstract strategy games, deck builders, and especially skirmish level miniatures games.

Beyond everything else in the world right now, in Saskatchewan we’re gearing up for two elections, which will be held back-to-back, for the Government of Saskatchewan as well as various City and Town councils.

When you are part of a small gaming group, who still have access to a couple of game rooms filled with dozens of board games, rare is the new game which offers a lot that is fresh and new.

Glenda and I have been best friends almost 30 years. I don’t need to explain the close friendships of women to the ladies reading this.

I don’t know about you, but for me, the summer has mysteriously disappeared and we are somehow at mid-August.

A recent perusal of a well-known ag media site found stories on technologies to better seed cover crops, and machinery tech allowing for cultivation for weed control between crop rows.

2010 marked 125 years since the North West Resistance. Its commemoration is really the story of the Métis people’s transition from a buffalo hunting culture to one of settlement.

On the wilds of the internet, I saw someone get incensed that the kids these days called Phil Collins’ hit In the Air Tonight ‘old music.’ They did not believe it was old music.

The Saskatchewan Party government has been telling us for months now that COVID-19 means a “new normal” for all us. But that “new normal” surely isn’t being applied to the re-opening of schools in this province in three weeks.