Opinion

Saskatoon troublemaker Ashu Solo is back in the news again, which is where I think he likes to be at this time of year. From now on, I won't ever refer to him by name in my column should an issue pop up that he's involved in.

Welcome to Week LXXXIV of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

Top stories lists are actually surprisingly difficult. After choosing my Top 10, out of curiosity, I checked to see how they stacked up against what the scientific publications are saying.

Once upon a time, there was a great weekly TV show called "Mad About You". It was about the life adventures of a young married couple named Paul and Jamie.

Visited by three ghosts a few Christmas eves ago, I have become a changed man during this festive season.

We Canadians have a special relationship with snow and ice.

I picture you at Christmas. Do you see what I see? Crazy busy. Perhaps crazy lonely. Wondering how you're going to fit everything in, or wishing you had something to fit in. Wondering how you'll survive.

Last week a coroner's inquest jury in New Brunswick returned a verdict of homicide in the Ashley Smith case.

This is an editorial which should not need to be written, yet every year at this time it seems, as part of a newspaper's responsibility to lead community discourse on important local issues, it is a topic which one must once again be brought to the f