Opinion

As Premier Scott Moe moves towards the predicted October 26 election, maybe the best thing he could is surprise us a bit more in 2020.

Typically we think of City Council as that group of individuals we elect every four years, who then spend their time figuring how much to raise property taxes, water and sewage rates, and what it will cost us to use various city-owned recreational fa

It went largely unnoticed, but something happened this particular decade that hasn’t happened since the 1930s.

A new year has arrived, and 2020 promises to be an interesting new chapter. We are into the first full year of the renewed mandate of the federal Liberal party.

We live in strange times.

It is still nearly a dozen days until Christmas as this week’s editorial is being typed, which really is the time when the season should be its brightest.

The best part of Christmas is being able to set aside the difficulties of the year and imbibe in some holiday spirit (or in my case, spirits).

No, pickleball is not the “savior sport” for seniors nor was it sent directly from God. However, it is “player friendly” for seniors. One is able to play it at many levels, thus making it very appealing.

No, pickleball is not the “savior sport” for seniors nor was it sent directly from God. However, it is “player friendly” for seniors. One is able to play it at many levels, thus making it very appealing.