Opinion

When our girls were little we would set aside a day every few months to go through “the box.” It was a large, heavy duty container used to store the clothes, shoes and boots we had been given by families whose children had outgrown them.

Four Canadians on roster

There was a time on the Canadian Prairies when wheat was the king in terms of importance as a crop. Wheat commanded the majority of seeded acres for years, and that was simply in response to world demand for the high quality product produced.

The Conservative Party of Canada accidentally revealed a problem at their leadership vote over the weekend. I’m not talking about the extremely delayed vote count, which was attributed to a machine tearing ballots.

Negativity serves no purpose The 2020 Civic Election is rapidly approaching and I want to say that it has been my distinct pleasure to serve my four year term as your Mayor of the Town of Outlook, SK. I find it very disappointing that Mr.

According to an Angus Reid Institute survey early this month, Saskatchewan people are among the worst “cynical spreaders” when it comes to COVID-19. It wasn’t a very nice way for the polling company to put it nor was it accurate.

In a move that surprised Yorkton Terrier Hockey Club president Corvyn Neufeld, Yorkton Council turned down the club’s recent request for some financial aid. The Club had made the request of the City at the June 22 meeting of Council.

Howard Jackson, retired City Clerk who compiled 5 pictorial historical albums of Yorkton and vicinity in the mid-1960s, had this to say about this particular photo: “Now, 1950 to date, one man operates the combine and his son, with a tractor, hauls t

The joy of the Lord doesn’t mean a constant grin “Why do you always seem glum?” someone asked my friend and fellow Christ-follower. “Christians should be joyful!” My friend, serious by nature, felt challenged and somewhat bruised by that question.

Has your garden gone through “the change” yet? You know how the garden is flush with new growth and looks vibrant and thriving, and suddenly, one day, it looks bedraggled and the plants look tired and are starting to yellow and sprawl.