Opinion

At the NDP’s recent annual convention, the party vowed to re-establish itself in rural Saskatchewan. How it intends to do this isn’t exactly clear.

It’s odd that the Government of Saskatchewan has made a big show of being nice to ride-sharing services in the recent throne speech, especially Uber.

On a warm Friday afternoon back in May of 2013, I sat on a couch in the home of Elbow residents Art & Maridell Knutson.

Dear Editor: After five years of the loss of the Canadian Wheat Board, farmers have turned back the clock 100 years.

It’s incredible how an object that is so random and seemingly-insignificant can bring back a flood of memories in the most bizarre of ways. Let me just tell you what I mean.

I t seems almost clichéd with each Nov. 11, an editorial writer reminds readers to take a moment to mark Remembrance Day. It is after all a day which dates back officially to 1931, and of course marks a truly historic day, with Nov.

“Nanas never get scared, right?” one of the Beans asked a while back. With Halloween lurking, our previously safe-looking neighbourhood had morphed into one haunted by witches and goblins, ghosts and skeletons.

After 104 laugh-free, contrived, lazy minutes, A Bad Moms Christmas ends the only way it can: A choreographed dance scene. Of course it does.

November 1 is All Saints Day, a day to commemorate the saints and dearly deceased.