Opinion

Sometimes writing an editorial seems to be a repetitive exercise since issues and events tend to repeat themselves year-after-year. But in some cases providing a gentle reminder is simply too important not to return to a common theme.

Dear Editor: Re: “Wagantall bill dead with 209-76 HOC vote” (Yorkton This Week, November 3, 2016). Politics may be the tool with which we determine how to deal with the truth, but the existence of that truth is not determined by politics.

By Kaare Askildt

Fatale: Vol #2 The Devil’s Business Writer by Ed Brubaker Art by Sean Phillips Image Comics The Devil’s Business collects issues #6 - #10 of the regular run of Fatale.

Every so often I’m invited to write for the Story, an online meditational journey through the Bible, for people who want to better understand Christianity and the God of the Bible.

Scientists worldwide accept that Earth is warming at an unusually rapid rate, that humans are primarily responsible, mainly by burning fossil fuels, and that the consequences for humanity will be disastrous if we don’t take immediate, widespread acti

Who doesn’t love a crisp coat of colour adorning their nails before heading out the door? It’s often one of those things that complete an outfit, much like the right pair of shoes. For decades, women have enjoyed the edge it brings to their style.

November already! Now we can settle in to a quiet winter of reading our gardening books, re-reading our gardening journals, and planning out next year’s gardens! Make a cup of tea, settle back in your armchair, and let’s take a gardener’s tour to sun

There will come a time when artificial intelligence is better at certain things than human intelligence. Take driving a car, for example. Up until now, the only intelligence on the planet great enough to handle the driving task has been humans.