Opinion

Thank you to everyone who attended the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Show! We were so glad to see you at this event! It is always a great deal of work to put on a show, so we are very pleased when our gardenin

In recent weeks with the media chock-full of stories about injustice, terror, human rights and entitlement, I again come to the realization that society has created too many victims in our country.

Former Prime Minister Joe Clark once said that one of Canada’s problems is that too many Canadians do not know our history! For years, we watched a lot more American history on TV than Canadian history.

I think you always compare your hometown against every city you visit. It’s not always a conscious action. You don’t set out to pit cities against each other in a mental death match. It just sort of happens.

Agriculture is one of the business sectors where drone technology is expected to play a significant role. While that is an expectation two things need to occur.

The timing of Brad Wall’s retirement is strange. Wall is only a year into his most recent term, and while the party had delivered a bad news budget he was still reasonably popular.

By Brian Zinchuk

Those of us in the cities who strive for better conditions in our own working world need to be equally compassionate when it comes to the difficulty of farm life. Admittedly, it isn’t the first time we’ve seen this.

W henever a Premier steps down it is a significant event. When it is a Premier whose term has been at the helm of government for a decade, it adds definite weight to the announcement of retirement.