Opinion

The Saskatchewan Party has just received some outstanding job news — the kind of news that it might very well ride to an election win in October 2020. There is, however a bit of ironic, bad news contained within this very good news.

There is something to be said for the spirit of the people of the Canadian Prairies. It is the spirit that helped carve out a place to live and thrive for so many new Canadians from the earliest days if western settlement.

The canola export issue between Canada and China is not going away. Frankly I don’t see a solution cropping up for several months.

Scott Moe has lost the carbon tax fight, although this may be a temporary setback as the Saskatchewan Premier suggests.

When I visit thrift stores I always make sure to check out what games they may have. Most of the time there is little of interest.

The canola export issue between Canada and China is not going away. Frankly I don’t see a solution cropping up for several months.

I watched an interesting video the other day on Facebook. It was one of Canada’s new maritime helicopters, a Lockheed Martin (formerly Sikorsky) CH-148 Cyclone.

Welcome back to ‘Fishing Parkland Shorelines’. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

Watching the Saskatchewan Rush lose out in the first round of the National Lacrosse League playoffs was not easy.

Listening to Frank Korvemaker talk about preserving historic sites, I was struck by something interesting. Of hundreds of flour mills built over the centuries, most are gone because they started on fire.