Opinion

I once interviewed a Canadian who had twice summited Mount Everest. “I wasn’t trying to get to the top,” Dave Rodney said, remembering the most perilous portions of the climb — crossing ladders placed as bridges over almost bottomless crevasses.

In Backlog Break, Devin Wilger goes through all the games he owns and never got around to playing. This week: Yakuza 0, from 2017. Thank god for Nugget.

We’ve chatted about this great online gardening resource before: the University of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture and Bioresources- Gardening site at https://gardening.usask.ca.

Long time voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Rod Pedersen, resigned last week after serving in that capacity (and more) for the last 20 years.

It was only a couple of weeks ago I was writing about a deck builder game with a strong Dungeons & Dragons flavour, and here we are again with a similarly themed effort; Village of Legends.

The High School Students in this photo will be of interest to readers who seek information on ancestors whose parents were pioneers or early residents of Yorkton.

Yorkton This Week’s editorial staff takes readers on an explorative journey around the Internet, searching out the best in videos, podcasts, webcomics, music and anything else that catches their collective eyes which might interest our readers.

Years ago, a tiny Japanese lady wrote a book about folding your shirts properly and getting rid of things you don’t need anymore, and became a minor sensation.

There is reason to oppose Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s policies. Opposing government policy is everyone’s right based on their own beliefs, values and — quite often — needs.

I was thinking out loud at some point late last week and asked myself the following question: Should Outlook create a World's Biggest (Insert Object Here), or some other type of unique roadside attraction? I just found myself thinking about a few thi