Opinion

Some of my absolute favorite assignments in the 13 years and change that I’ve been writing for this fine publication have been speaking with those who had the courage and the fortitude to serve this great country in times of combat.

It was election night and before the polls had a chance to close I was already settled in my favorite chair. I was ready. A bowl of munchies and a diet Coke on the table to my right, my phone and laptop to the left, and across the room – the TV.

In terms of National Hockey League cities Calgary is about as close to home as it gets for a prospect draft choice.

While wheat was once king on the Canadian Prairies in terms of what farmers grew, changes in world markets eventually led to a change atop the crop list, at least in terms of value.

The decision to order those in the three biggest cities to mask up was not an easy one. Full marks to Premier Scott Moe and Saskatchewan Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab for making it.

Comedian Ed Byrne once observed we are nicer to cats than people, telling the story of how he found a cat by his garbage and now he lives with them, which most people would never do with a person.

Every year when November arrives the thoughts of editorial writers across the land have their thoughts drawn to Remembrance Day.

Transparency Transparency, as defined by the Oxford English Dictionary means, “easily understood, evident and obvious”.

It’s only fair that you put yourself in the hot seat once in a while, right? Last week, all 13 candidates who are running in this year’s municipal election in Outlook participated in a questionnaire that resulted in some solid arguments for why these

After 57 years on the market, Coca Cola announced its original diet drink, Tab, is being discontinued. While it enjoyed fairly strong sales at one time, it was dethroned by the introduction of a new king of diet drinks, diet Coke, back in 1982.