Opinion

It’s new! It’s different! It’s a surprise! The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding a first-time ever “Iron Gardeners” on Wednesday, May 16 at 7:00 p.m.

For a split second, we all thought “Skyflyer” Jeff Tyler was dead. His opponent, the dastardly, man-bun-sporting Michael Allen Richard Clark, had rolled out of the ring, taking refuge with his paid-bodyguard, V.I.P.

Nigh is an old-fashioned word meaning “near” or “nearby.” So are snowmen and snow forts old-fashioned? Children and adults of winter countries have created these figures since time immemorial. But, lately — not so much.

As noted here before, April is the month of the great convergence in sport, at least if you have the varied sports interests that I do.

I have two cats, one a neurotic weirdo who likes high places and one a senior on the brink of senility, who will occasionally spend the morning shouting at the walls. They’re infuriating and adorable.

In looking for a light to shine through the darkness surrounding the last weekend’s horrific Humboldt Broncos bus accident, we search for something positive to be learned and actioned.

Sanitary landfill fees are going up in each of the next three years in Yorkton.

I had a dream recently wherein I was selected to enter a banquet hall and a great celebration. My Dad was sitting beside me and he was also called, along with a cousin who has been seriously ill this past year. I pondered the meaning of my dream.

Sixteen lives were ultimately ended on a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos hockey team that was traveling on a Saskatchewan highway on Friday, April 6.