Opinion

We live in a glorious age of cultural exchange. Yikes, that sounded like the start of a college essay. A bad college essay. Let’s start over. These days, it’s easier than ever to share with people across the world.

At this time we wish to comment on how the governing Sask Party has treated the seniors of this province since they have been in power. Our seniors in this province worked hard to ensure Saskatchewan was a good place to live.

One of the effects of immigration is that people around you start speaking other languages. Some people have a great deal of difficulty adjusting to this, because they’re not used to being unable to understand things around them.

If you’re a public figurehead and you share any political views, it’s safe to say you’ve just thrown down a major hand in dividing your audience in these ultra-sensitive times we live in today.

Maybe NDP leadership hopefuls should address Saskatchewan Party issues and Sask. Party leadership candidates should address NDP policies.

It’s fair to say that this week’s edition of Yorkton This Week might be dedicated to the arts. Look at some of the content: We have the Canada 150 mosaic, two upcoming concerts, two art gallery openings.

For millions around the world, for as long as our tired globe spins (and can it endure much longer before Jesus returns?) the year of 2017 will be remembered as a year of tears. Loss. Devastation. Unspeakable horror.

This week we really get back into our routine! The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding their first meeting of the fall on Wednesday, September 20 at 7 p.m. in the SIGN building on North Street in Yorkton.

By Calvin Daniels