Opinion

Do you know any spiritual giants? Someone whose close relationship with Jesus Christ makes them unique among believers? Speaking faith-wise, spiritual giants get things done. Their prayers bring observable results.

It's fitting that the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report was released during Earth Month.

Multis e gentibus vires - "From Many Peoples Strength." Most of you will recognize those words as Saskatchewan's official motto emblazoned on our coat of arms. It's as good a motto as there is.

Under the circumstances. Ever camped there, feeling flatter than grass under snow? At times like that, everyone needs a sign that reminds us that God knows and cares.

Whilst surfing the Internet (do people still surf the Internet?) last week, I came across an alleged weird Saskatchewan law that it is illegal to drink water in a beer parlour.

The Yorkton Terriers are SJHL champions for the second year in a row and for a period of a little more than a week, it felt like the Terriers were on par in popularity with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

A lot of attention has been focused on Yorkton's plan to redo Broadway Street, a project which is likely to eclipse $40 million, depending on the state of water lines, sewer lines and storm water pipes buried beneath the aged asphalt.

In railing against everything from bike lanes to transit spending, pundits and politicians often raise the spectre of a "war on cars." Of course, there is no war on cars - but there should be.