Opinion

There always seems to be a feeling that things are getting worse; traffic on our roads, and crime in our streets. The reality is just the opposite.

Some people still believe that market forces actually work in agriculture and food.

The past few weeks of Olympic coverage had me glued to the TV, but also had me reflecting on the state of fitness in Canada (and my own household). There’s something about the winter Olympics that speaks to my soul more than the summer games.

If Alex Garland, the writer behind 28 Days Later , Sunshine , and Ex Machina (which he also directed), is known for one thing, it’s for completely whiffing on the climaxes of his stories.

As the snowmobile I rode muttered down the trail, the tiny crimson berry seemed to zip past at eye level.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding their next regular meeting on Wednesday, March 21, 7:00 PM, at SIGN on North Street in Yorkton.

Alright, who angered the snow gods? One of us must have done something pretty unforgiveable.

At that time, Queen Victoria reigned over the British Empire. Canada had to get her permission on any major decisions such as the Treaties with the First Nations or other documents defining the formal organization of a corporate body.

Recently, Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart announced details of the 2018 Crop Insurance Program.

While many sporting eyes have been focused of late on the 2018 edition of the Winter Olympics and others have been studying the lead up to, and the aftermath of the trade deadline in the National Hockey League, another intriguing story has been unfol