Opinion

Last week’s federal election may finally bring an end to Canadians looking down their noses at the massive flaws of American’s electoral system. In fairness, there are big problems with a disengaged United States electorate.

Just recently my husband and I returned from a 15-day cruise on the Danube and Rhine rivers. It was a wonderful, highly-anticipated trip that was filled with many wonderful sights and experiences.

A sweet seven-year-old showed her grandfather a small tomato plant she had started from seed in a second-grade school project. She explained that from one tiny seed would come a plant which would grow many tomatoes that would each have many seeds.

Inadequacies in the Canadian rail sector have plagued western grain producers in the last few years.

I am a bit of a connoisseur of board games. When my sister and I were younger, we often were bought some type of game as a gift.

Dear Editor, In 2012, Crown Corporations, SaskTel, SaskPower, SaskEnergy, SGI, Sask Gaming and ISC earned $524.9 million in profits and returned $325.5 million in dividends to government coffers.

S ometimes when things change, they change quite quickly. It was not that long ago Yorkton had a fairly homogenous population.

By William Koreluik

Captain Canuck #4 Writer: Kalman Andrasofszky Artist: Leonard Kirk Chapterhouse Comics The return of Captain Canuck with the recent new #1 was a great thing, at least for a Canadian comic book fan like myself whose core interest has long been capes a