Opinion

This photo shows Yorkton’s beautiful “first” street around 1916s. The Balmoral Hotel to the right has been enlarged. The Royal Hotel had also been redeveloped with a new third storey.

Dear Editor, Several weeks ago, I enjoyed the blue skies, the cold winds and the generous hospitality and warm greetings of the people of Yorkton as I visited to share the message of the Christian Heritage Party (CHP Canada).

For those of us who had spent our adult, working lives demanding full-disclosure from governments, the SCN-Lavalin fiasco may just be the latest depressing episode. Or at least, this has been the case so far.

Comic books have long been one of my preferred methods of escapism. Three-plus decades ago I was a rather avid collector, and today I still read my fair share.

You couldn’t pay me to be a politician. There’s not enough money in the world. Well, I shouldn’t say that. I’m sure there’s some dollar amount that would get me to take the plunge, but it would have to be ridiculously high.

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.