Opinion

The Government of Saskatchewan is inviting input from everyone in Saskatchewan who has an interest in education. They are providing the opportunity through an online survey, which will be open until May 10.

You’ve likely read this in this space before, but it sure bears repeating right now: “a commodity trading province like ours is often at the mercy of world politics.

At coffee row on a nasty cold February day this winter we discussed what was happening with euthanasia in Canada. We did not agree on some of the moral issues. I was prompted to reflect on this matter again.

Sometimes I can’t find God. He’s always there, but I’ve been churched so long, theologized so much, seminarred so often, sanitized, holyfied, studified and Sundayfied so thoroughly that the goal of a pure childlike faith feels like mere rhetoric.

There is a genre of games which are often over-looked, but thanks in part to crowdfunding, are turning up more often these days, and that is the solo game. Solo games are not for everyone.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding their next regular meeting on Wednesday, April 17 at 7:00 p.m. at SIGN on North Street in Yorkton. The topic will be “Fairy Gardens”.

I’m going to let you know right here and now that this week’s column talks about one very specific subject, and that is the ‘sport’ of professional wrestling.

Alright everyone, get ready for a little game of 'Name that TV Theme Song.' What show are these lyrics from? "They're a modern stone age family." How about "No, I know, I'm no Superman.

In his presentation at the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce’s first Business Summit, Evan Ortynsky said something interesting. The only way for a business to survive in a community like Yorkton is to have repeat customers.

Harry Bronfman had enlarged the hotel in 1912 to twice the size of the original.