Opinion

When the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation held its annual conference in February, one issue which was plainly put forward was that feral wild boar are a growing problem in the province, and across Canada.

One couple was living in a house on their farm. One day the wife had seen a mouse running into a hole. She was terrified of it so she told her husband. He said, “We’ll fix her.” So he set a mousetrap near the hole.

Whatchamacallits, doohickeys and thingamajigs; those famous words have been spoken many times by rather intelligent people, usually when they cannot remember the name of the item in question.

To the credit of this Saskatchewan Party government, it has generally stayed out of the way of small business.

The good news for Canada’s provincial courts is public opinion about their performance has improved over the past few years. The bad news is, they are still getting a failing grade.

Dear Editor: The disrespect being shown by Yorkton motorists during this Summer construction season is having a very negative effect on the Greenspace located between the Linden Square Mall and Morrison Drive.

Dear Editor: I’d like to respond to an article in the Yorkton This Week on June 29 about the Yorkton Terriers. I have been a season ticket holder for over 50 years and have not missed many games until recently.

CStudies are often little more than a process whereby someone pays a consultant a rather large sum of money to go through a process to create a document which usually says something very close to what the group writing the cheque wanted it too.

To the credit of this Saskatchewan Party government, it has generally stayed out of the way of small business.