Opinion

The 43rd edition of Telemiracle has come and gone, and once again the people of this province have shown huge support for the annual tele-a-thon fundraiser. This year’s event wrapped up Sunday at TCU Place in Saskatoon after raising $5,619,214.

The headline in the National Post on February 10 seemed dire: “Clock ticking as Royal Canadian Air Force looks to stop hemorrhaging experienced pilots; the dip in experience as veteran aviators leave for other opportunities has forced senior commande

Dominion is usually seen as the grandmother of deck building games, hit the stores in its first edition back in 2008. But, in Japan at around that same time (2010) Barbarossa was released.

We have a federal government in chaos and there are indications of dysfunction everywhere. On the SNC Lavalin issue alone, we have a story that has changed half a dozen times in an effort to control accusations of obstruction of justice.

It is a case that most expected Premier Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party would lose. But if wins are measured in political gain, Moe may have already won by challenging carbon pricing in the Court of Appeal.

How do you get a community on board with a team? That’s the challenge that the Yorkton Cardinals have with the upcoming season, but it’s the challenge they’ve had for the past several seasons.

In life, I tend to believe that timing can be everything simply because no one can tell the future. Last Saturday would’ve been my father’s 86 th birthday.

Last week I drove the kids to school almost every day, as opposed to Spencer walking three blocks to school, or Katrina walking half that distance to the bus stop. Are these walkable distances? Usually.

Last week I drove the kids to school almost every day, as opposed to Spencer walking three blocks to school, or Katrina walking half that distance to the bus stop. Are these walkable distances? Usually.