Opinion

I was enthralled with a recent series of news stories the National Post ran called “Arrested Development.

It has long been my expectation that farming would become a sector where robotic machinery would become a major element of operations. Talk to producers and one of the major issues they face is finding reliable staff.

It is at this time of year it seems more important than usual to take stock of our lives and assess how we have come through the last 12 months.

The generations following mine will not be able to comprehend some of the old adages, as the adages probably won’t relate to anything that they would know. What the heck is he talking about, you wonder. Well, let’s start with money.

You could almost hear the sound of the Saskatchewan economy retracting in response to recent comments by Premier Brad Wall.

Klaus #2 Written by Grant Morrison Art by Dan Mora BOOM! Studios I happen to have just written my review of Huck #2 (you can check it out elsewhere on this site), and frankly I could almost substitute the word Huck with Klaus and cover issue #2 of th

Nine days before Christmas, the Preacher and I sat in a hushed sanctuary paying respects to one of our heroes. We had met Isabel Barnsley nine years earlier, shortly after both she and the Preacher contracted West Nile Neurological Disease.

How much stuff will you give and receive this holiday season? Add it to the growing pile — the 30-trillion-tonne pile.

I’ve debated about writing on this subject for awhile now due to its sensitive nature. However, I know that when someone opens up to me about their trials, it puts life into perspective. I am not alone.