Opinion

There is much interest in the fate of the world’s varied ecosystems.

Names are a pretty funny thing.

All of us have that certain family member or friend who has the knack for telling a great story.

Humour provides amusement and provokes laughter.

I have often been asked how it was growing up with an identical twin brother. Well, we had a lot of fun, I usually tell people, but that’s not good enough. They demand to get some examples. I’m taxing my memory in an effort to come up with some.

By Gail Krawetz

In July, a pipeline leak near Maidstone, Saskatchewan, spilled about 250,000 litres of diluted oil sands bitumen into the North Saskatchewan River, killing wildlife and comprising drinking water for nearby communities, including Prince Albert.

For the last l-o-o-n-g period, I’ve observed the electoral circus south of the border; the interminable debacle that will forever be known as the biggest shake-up in the history of USA national elections.

On civic election night in Yorkton, incumbent mayor Bob Maloney posted a comment on Facebook just before midnight, in response to a message from a supporter. He said something to the effect of, “I’m not sure what happened.

Donald Trump stunned the world on Tuesday night, riding a silent majority to winning the vote to become the next President of the United States.