Opinion

Lately I’ve been watching silent movies.

As COVID-19 restrictions continue on, Premier Scott Moe finds himself caught between a rock and hard place. There are many who have limited sympathy for the position the Premier is now in. We are all caught between that rock and that hard place.

When you enter the world of Print ‘n Play games you quickly find yourself drawn to the art as a key element in creating at least an initial interest in a game. Nothing turns me off a game more quickly than lacklustre art.

By 1962, Inter Ocean Elevator Company had constructed a 55,000 bushel capacity elevator pictured here to the far left. Saskatchewan Pool Elevator Company had purchased the Lake of the Woods elevator, and named their elevators “A” and “B”.

Monday the great experiment began in Saskatchewan as the province entered Phase I of a five step Re-Open Saskatchewan plan.

When you are stuck in the house finding a new game to play is not as easy as heading to the store to peruse the shelves. But worry not, there are options.

Hard times, these. You don’t need me to tell you that, of course. Whether watching bad news or experiencing bad news, it bites. But those stories don’t end there. The Preacher and I were reminded of that in an unusual way a few years ago.

By now we probably all have the gardening bug tickling us every time we are outside. My daily yard tour is a continual surprise, seeing how the snow has disappeared practically right before our eyes.

Heartfelt thanks to the many businesses who have continued to communicate with their clients through our newspaper and website.

With sports still on hiatus I thought instead of struggling for some event to write about it would be easier to shift gears a little bit.