Opinion

It appears as if we've arrived at that time of the year again. It's just past the middle of June, the weather is heating up like crazy, and Saskatchewan is looking like the greener-than-green province it's known to be.

When it comes to the sport of chuckwagon racing one name stands out as the Gordie Howe of the game, and that is Alberta's Kelly Sutherland.

Vaccines are allowing us to win the COVID-19 as Premier Scott Moe hoped and predicted they would. This is very good news.

It was only a few weeks ago this space was dedicated to trying to come, in some small way, to terms with the announcement that the remains of 215 children buried on the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School on the Tk'emlups te Secwépe

As a former resident of Kamsack I thought I would write to you and see if the Kamsack Times might be interested in doing a series of articles on the graduating classes of the Kamsack Collegiate Institute.

Honestly. Sometimes when I sit down to write my weekly column I feel guilty. Our shattered world needs infinitely more than I offer.

Welcome to the second ‘Fishing Parkland Shorelines’ of 2021. Like most of us I remain very much a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

If you are an avid board game player you probably frequent thrift stores, yard sales, newspaper classified sections, and online markets with an eye for games.

An easy way to get gardeners chatting is to ask what planting zone we are.

It is interesting how some ideas pop up for various people at the same time. Such certainty appears to be what might happen moving forward as Saskatchewan prepares to produce literally mountains of canola meal in the very near future.