Opinion

When my friends asked me to join them at the “Last Jedi” screening at the Yorkton Tower Theatre this past weekend, I knew I had to come prepared. I’m not talking about finding the best Star Wars cosplay costume, I keep my fandom strictly casual.

In 1882 and 1883, when the York Farmers Colonization Company released promotional materials on the new settlement of York Colony, there were details on a map about the mainline of the Canadian Pacific Railway passing through Whitewood, Broadview and

The latest edition of the Winter Olympics is scheduled to start Friday in PyeongChang. If you weren’t aware of the impending start in wouldn’t exactly surprise me.

Billy Wilder was one of the greatest directors in American film, look no further for proof.

I understand the point of a national anthem. We need a song to make our athletes cry as they receive their gold medals at the Olympics.

Sometimes I go to cover a certain event and I have no idea how it’s going to turn out or what kind of story is going to come out of it. That’s probably the biggest level of mystery that comes with my job of being a small town reporter.

It took me a while to get into this audiobook, Eric Schlosser’s Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety , but eventually it got hold of me.

In a world where continued urbanization is the norm, and urban sprawl encroaches on natural habitats on an all too regular basis, it is important society work at maintaining wild areas wherever possible.

Swearing as a linguistic choice is not my cup of tea. I have never been one to just drop the f-bomb without any provocation to do so or to use such expressions such as “God d***” (see, I can’t even print it).