Opinion

In the wake of some of Justin Trudeau’s comments about a Canadian being a Canadian and that you can never take that away from someone no matter what they’ve done, I’d like to alert you to a lady named Christiane Boudreau.

Flower shows are a great way to see the best and beautiful of our gardens, and I’ll tell you about two of them that are coming up next month! If you are planning to be in Kamsack on Friday, August 11, you can take in the Saskatchewan Horticultural As

Two centuries before Confederation a pair of adventurous young men from France named Pierre Esprit Radisson, (born 1636) and his brother-in-law Médard Chouart des Groseilliers, (born 1618) came separately to New France.

I knew the moment I was flying over Saskatchewan. I’d been in the air for five hours. I’d left Halifax at four in the morning, and despite having been awake for seven hours, my clock told me it was now six a.m.

Consider the toughest times in Saskatchewan history for either the government or the people or for both. By no small coincidence, such times are inevitably accompanied by drought on the farm.

By Murray Mandryk

By Brian Zinchuk

The war film that every other war film tries to imitate.

A few weeks ago, when walking to take a picture at a barbecue in the city, a man I know spotted me and my camera set to photograph someone flipping a few burgers. “Aren’t you sick of barbecues?” he asked. I can see his point.