Opinion

By Kaare Askildt

I heard the news as I pulled into Pita Pit for supper. First came the familiar music of my favourite CBC radio show, then the voice I and millions of listeners loved so well. “I’m Stuart Mclean and this is the Vinyl Cafe.” The newscaster cut in.

Gardeners, I’m so excited! Make a cup of tea and sit down with me for a few minutes and I’ll tell you why! Many times when we have been visiting you have heard me mention that wonderful gardening program that used to be on TV, Victory Garden, and the

On the radio the other day there was a story about an Indigenous woman, a victim of the Sixties Scoop, reclaiming her heritage. She talked about how important studying her native language was to the process.

"A Century of Film" is an ongoing series, looking at a hundred years of feature films, from 1917 to today. It's one of many parts of Devin on Screen, this writer's salute to entertainment.

It is being reported on social media that a motorist in Yorkton parked his vehicle correctly yesterday.

The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) has passed a resolution to oust Maple Creek from the province.

The world’s oldest fish fly, dubbed FF12354-012517UoS, has passed on. The insect, a member of the order Ephemeroptera, was born in captivity in a lab at the University of Saskatchewan on January 27, 2017 at 6:37 a.m.

My goodness, it seems like every week the hyperbole gets more extreme.

We’ve had some very good news of late. Some of this news has to do with the numbers that are us and some of it has to do with the numbers that mean the most to us. The numbers that are us are the 2016 Census numbers.