Opinion

Regular readers will know that technology advancement in agriculture is a favoured topic of mine. It is the area which holds out the greatest potential for advancements in crop production, at least in the short to mid-term.

There was something actually frightening about the death of former US Presidential candidate Herman Cain last week.

Our provincial motto may be from “many people, strength”, but Saskatchewan has always had its share of tension between various groups. Perhaps this is no different than anywhere else in the world. Many have had far worse histories.

The only operating grain elevator that remains within the city limits is the former Saskatchewan Wheat Pool terminal off York Road on Hill Street, which has been VITERRA since 2007.

A new City brochure invites residents and visitors to explore the public art spotted across our community.

If it was a case of choosing a 10-best games of the current millennium, while it is a field deep in potential choices, Tak would certainly vie for a spot in my list.

The Preacher’s eagles—many dozens, collected over years—have flown. Eagles have always inspired Christians.

At this time in a normal year, I would have been asking you to join the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society at our Annual Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Show! While it has been cancelled for August 2020, we’re going to have a virtual flower show

Recognizing, as a Saskatchewan Rush fan, liking Curtis Dickson as a lacrosse player might be seen as blasphemous by some, but I can’t help it.

Food Day Canada is Saturday, Aug. 1. It’s a chance to celebrate the many and diverse hands and talents involved in feeding Canadians.