Opinion

Infrastructure needs are not a new topic for this space, but it keeps popping up as a major elephant in the room when it comes to any sort of spending plan for the city.

Trudeau wants an audience, not an Opposition One of my personal hobbies and passions is Second World War history.

When it is sung well, people might remember. When the performance is poor, they never forget. Getting asked to sing the national anthem at a major sports event is an honor for many artists.

So last week’s review mentioned my favoured cribbage variant was King’s Cribbage so I thought it was only natural to review it this time around. I have sought out cribbage variants over time, and have 10-12 stacked in the game room.

He’s ninety-six now, living in a residential care facility in B.C. I can’t call him on the phone anymore. He hears very little and struggles with dementia. Until my sister mentions my name, he doesn’t speak of me.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society has cancelled their June meeting, always a wonderful time because of the food and fellowship! But let’s hope that things continue to settle down over the summer, and maybe by fall we will start getting b

Time to think ahead Provincially This fall, by the unusual coincidence of fixed term federal and municipal elections and the incidence of this corona virus, we have a provincial election as well.

It was such a fantastic day; one that came at the end of such a fun month. Report card day. A milestone—not so much because of the report card—but because of what the day represented.

When you like most sports, you become a bit like a honey bee in a field of flowering clover, willing to go from one sport to another and enjoying the journey.

Reading through some online farm publications I came across a piece suggesting because of the heightened concern over food security because of COVID-19 it would be a good time to once again seek to fix agriculture support programs.