Opinion

There is something special about attending an event where people associated with draft horses gather. In my own case I suppose there is something of a personal connection to the horses that contributes to the feeling I get when at such events.

These days, it seems as if we live in a society that, on the surface of things, has appeared to lose the ability to present a well-articulated, well-researched and compelling argument meant to invoke deep inner thought and contemplation in those who

I think people know me well enough to recognize I am not about to launch into a curse-filled column here.

To absolutely no one’s surprise Canada again cruised to the Indoor Lacrosse World Championship. It was the fifth time the championship has been held, and the fifth straight win for Canada.

Canada’s first female Prime Minister was pilloried a quarter century ago for saying: “An election is no time to discuss serious issues.” But she was likely right back in 1993. And she may be even more right in 2019.

You don’t need anyone’s permission to enjoy things. People forget this constantly. They have a particularly bad habit of forgetting this when they’re confronted with someone respected who doesn’t enjoy the same things they do.

If you follow the workings of Yorkton Council in these pages on a regular basis you will be aware that groups and organizations regularly appear before Council seeking to have a day, a week, or a month proclaimed to highlight particular things.

While performing a medical examination, the practitioner asked a male relative of mine to say as many “F” words as possible, in as short a time as possible.

When I read a description that states “a steampunk deckbuilding game with crazy inventions that connect to make even cooler inventions,” I am pretty well hooked.

Mother Nature certainly changed her mind quickly this past week! Less than two weeks ago it was t-shirt weather, and now it seems “late fall” has landed on our doorsteps almost overnight.