Opinion

I t seems almost clichéd with each Nov. 11, an editorial writer reminds readers to take a moment to mark Remembrance Day. It is after all a day which dates back officially to 1931, and of course marks a truly historic day, with Nov.

“Nanas never get scared, right?” one of the Beans asked a while back. With Halloween lurking, our previously safe-looking neighbourhood had morphed into one haunted by witches and goblins, ghosts and skeletons.

After 104 laugh-free, contrived, lazy minutes, A Bad Moms Christmas ends the only way it can: A choreographed dance scene. Of course it does.

November 1 is All Saints Day, a day to commemorate the saints and dearly deceased.

There are times I feel as though I may have been gaming under a rock. I say that in part because the city has not had a game shop until recently.

By Brian Zinchuk

A charming thief in a charming place.

I’m the kind of person who, perhaps stubbornly, goes against the grain of whatever is popular these days.

By Ken Rolheiser

With the demolition of the former Taylor Field in Regina – now better known as a big pile of rubble in Regina – I can’t help but think about how we decide what structures to keep, and what we discard.