Opinion

The National Film Board has always been something that Canada could be proud of, producing critically-acclaimed short films, both live action and animated, for decades.

I didn’t sleep well last night. And when I did wake up, in my stupor I recalled the oddest dream. Unfortunately, much of my dream had strong roots in reality. In my dream, there was tension everywhere, between everyone and about everything.

There isn’t really a lot to love about social media these days. Everything is political, or politically correct, or whining and crying about being too much of one and not enough of the other.

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did his town hall session in Regina on January 10, you could expect there would be a few nutbar questions, and, indeed, there were.

Dear Editor: A recent news release by WCWGA (Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association) expressed their extreme pleasure with the latest report from Health Canada about glyphosate.

If you are a baseball fan in particular, or just a supporter of your community having diverse things for people to do, it is good news that the Yorkton Cardinals are going to be back on the diamond this summer.

As a province dependent on trade, we learned long ago how that we are affected by what goes on elsewhere in the world.

Dear Editor: The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) convention is coming up. We citizens of Saskatchewan need a complete network of scheduled bus services for most Saskatchewan communities.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have hired Craig Dickenson as their new Head Coach. It’s difficult to criticize this move.

“Two raspberry smoothies coming right up. Time for the berries now, little man.” “I not a widow man,” said the tyke on the tall stool beside me, dumping them in the blender.