Opinion

I was thinking out loud at some point late last week and asked myself the following question: Should Outlook create a World's Biggest (Insert Object Here), or some other type of unique roadside attraction? I just found myself thinking about a few thi

The biggest problem with protests isn’t necessarily the protesters but how we react to them and their message. This has clearly been the frustration for pipeline protesters, including those at an event last week in front of the Legislature in Regina.

There is always something generally positive about simplicity when it comes to abstract strategy games. And in terms of the new game Linear Pursuit by Stuart Ralph it certainly has an element of simplicity to it.

There is nothing better than a good comic book as a means of good old escapism. And in this day and age you can find some very good ones serialized online. One of the titles to check out is The Specialists ( thespecialistscomic.com ).

Heavy rains July 1, 2010, and then again in June 2014, changed priorities in Yorkton.

Neil Thom, former Publisher and General Manager of Yorkton This Week, died two days before Christmas of 2018. I’d expected the news, but it shocked me anyway. I knew Neil had cancer.

Gardeners always look ahead, don’t they! There is a slight length of the days now, more visible at the end of the day than in the morning, but we are heading in the right direction! There are other signs that spring is coming! One sign is that the 9t

When farmers look back on 2018 there is little doubt one memory will linger longest, at least among prairie producers, and that will be the seemingly never-ending fall. Harvest actually started early, and thankfully so.

In Backlog Break, Devin Wilger goes through all the games he owns and never got around to playing. This week: Nova-111, from 2015. I can’t decide if Nova-111 is good. A hybrid of turn-based and real-time strategy, it feels interesting. Clever, even.