Opinion

It’s amazing what you can forget in a year. In 364 days (or 365 if the calendar’s feeling frisky), we let the most important things slip from our minds.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding their first meeting of 2018 on Wednesday, February 21 at 7:00 p.m. at SIGN on North Street in Yorkton.

While there was no defining previous building or trail before the 1882 settlement at the site of Yorkton, such as a fort for example, there was activity in the surrounding region. Author Frank W.

Every year there are one or two Oscar nominations where someone is up for an award because everyone generally likes them rather than because they did anything particularly impressive in their most recent performance.

We have a new Saskatchewan Premier this week, but we also have the same old financial problems.

Thank the Lord above (or whatever deity you pray to) that Maze Runner: The Death Cure (what a title) wasn’t split into two movies. At a bloated and overstuffed 142 minutes, Death Cure could have easily been chopped into a two-part finale.

The ladies at work invited me to go kayaking. I was very excited. I had never done this before, and the thought of sitting in a kayak and rowing into the horizon appealed to me.

Whatever happened to global warming? Perhaps its time to change the lyrics of the song “Feelings,” to “Freezing, everything is frozen,” or something like that.

Property taxes are likely to increase in Yorkton again in 2018. Monday the public was given its first look at the City’s operating and capital budgets as they were unveiled at the regular meeting of City Council.