Opinion

At times it is natural for columnists on a particular topic to feed off one another.

There’s an old saying: “If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime.” The same can be said about having your name in the newspaper, although that doesn’t really set up as well for the nice rhyming couplet.

You wouldn’t know it from the Saskatchewan Party’s throne speech. Much like his low-key March re-election campaign, Premier Brad Wall’s throne speech downplayed the unpleasantness and accentuated the positives.

You wouldn’t know it from the Saskatchewan Party’s throne speech. Much like his low-key March re-election campaign, Premier Brad Wall’s throne speech downplayed the unpleasantness and accentuated the positives.

Kyle Strelioff, who was just eight years old, reeled in a 15-pound, two-ounce northern pike at Madge Lake. He is the son of two avid fishermen, Evan and Lori Strelioff of Canora.

I recently suffered the loss of a sister-in-law. I remember thinking at the time, “She is too young and beautiful to die.” But in heaven we will all be young and beautiful.

Every time we fly into Regina I scan the horizon for a particular beacon, and every time I drive into Regina and cruise down Albert Street, I wait for my first glimpse of one of my favourite landmarks – the Legislative Building and its impressive dom

Suit yourself is another interesting phrase commonly used in the English language.

But three-quarters of Canadians do not believe they live in an area prone to drought or flooding

Excuse us Premier Wall but it does appear your right wing is showing more than usual. Now this might simply be a case of hubris, and one can hardly blame Wall, nor the Saskatchewan Party of feeling bulletproof right now.