Opinion

This letter is in reference to the ratepayers meeting held by the RM of Keys on April 16.

Judy, my generous, funny, intelligent, compassionate, and determined friend and colleague, hasn’t showed up to work for three months. I miss her. I told her that just yesterday.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society invite you to our next meeting on Wednesday, May 16, 7:00 p.m.

There comes a time in everyone’s life when they have to accept that they are a nerd. It’s inevitable, like gravity or the financial success of a Marvel movie. Sooner or later, we have to welcome nerdiness into our lives. “Not I,” a reader scoffs.

There is something to be said for savvy marketing, and in the world of board games, great box top graphics go a long way toward attracting a player’s attention. That is the first thing you notice with In the Name of Odin.

There are now two Saskatchewan Party MLAs in the legislature especially awaiting the federal election in 2019.

I am preparing myself for a spike in gas prices. This is because there is a cycle. Cars get progressively larger, more powerful and, crucially, less fuel efficient.

Front Street in Toronto in the 1880s. – One of Canada’s great cities closely associated with the founding of Yorkton in 1882. The York Farmers Colonization Company, founders of Yorkton in 1882 was a Toronto Company.

Dear Editor: Cereals Canada calls on all Members of Parliament and Senators to work together to quickly pass the amended version of C-49 into law. Cereals Canada appreciates the work that has been done on this important piece of legislation.

Dear Editor: The Canadian Federation of Agriculture and its members representing prairie farmers today sent an open letter to Members of Parliament asking them to pass Bill C-49 (Transportation Modernization Act) as amended by the Senate last month.