Opinion

Celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday should be cause for celebration, but every single media article that cropped up on my social media feed last week had something to do with how racist we are, how intolerant we are, and how much more we need to impr

By Calvin Daniels

By Brian Zinchuk

PAUSE FOR REFLECTION By Ken Rolheiser

The first sound film to win the Oscar for Best Picture, and a better one than its reputation suggests.

The divide between First Nations and others in the country won’t be mended any time soon. Or so suggests some of the protests surrounding Canada’s 150th-anniversary.

I wish I didn’t want the recently announced SNES Classic. I already own too many games, including several that are packaged with the little console.

There seems to be so much going on in the world both around and in front of us that I thought I’d make this week’s report a ‘mixed bag’ of sorts, throwing my two cents (maybe it’s worth less or more?) at a number of topics making the news both around

(A response, to “Bill’s Beat” Four Town Journal July 5, Murray Mandryk’s lament printed in Yorkton This Week, July 5, and Doug Firby’s (Troy Media) “Why is Canada Day such a bummer”, published in The Four Town Journal July 5, and Schneider’s “Is that

B ar operators may well be shuddering at the recent decision by SGI to sue owners of bars in Saskatoon.