Opinion

It’s sometimes easy to forget how interconnected commodity markets are.

Want some good news in the COVID-19 fight? One strongly suspects you do. You probably need some good news after a month of fighting this virus.

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

Back before 2000, there was a ton of hype about the “Y2K bug,” which was the result of some short-sighted programming in order to save a couple bits of data.

When a game comes in a strange little wooden box, one that opens with a sort of scroll top hinge, (also in wood), it’s pretty darned intriguing. That the game has a name; Maiak, which remains something of a mystery to pronounce for my English tongue.

Riding high on his Harley, Dwayne had no reason to think about how his life would end or what would come after. Suddenly plastered against the side of a semi-cab, Dwayne had no time to think about how his life would end or what would come after.

Until things settle down in the world, the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society meetings are on hold; but we can still keep in touch! Be sure to visit our website at www.yorktonhort.

They say there is a silver lining to most things. That may be true although finding them in the time of COVID-19 is not an easy thing.

Last week I hit upon some hockey movies, rarer stuff from Canada for the most part, and at the same time suggested this week it would be a few baseball movies. This of course is a terrible time for baseball fans.

Math still doesn’t work Dear Editor: Last December I sent a letter to “The Outlook” regarding the raise announced for the Town of Outlook utility bills, breaking down all the different fees that were going up and their impact for some estimated consu