Opinion

Another year is beginning for the Yorkton branch of the Saskatchewan Genealogy Society! If you're interested in getting started in genealogy, or if you have already started some research, you're invited to join the group.

Welcome to Week XX of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

In the midst of big, even huge things to be grateful for, it's the little things we tend to take for granted, that keep life sweet, isn't it? I find most of those at home. Gratitude comes easy at Hope House, particularly in the backyard.

Dear Editor: Please convey my great appreciation to Thom Barker on the wonderful article that appeared in the September 26 edition of Yorkton This Week titled "A dream come true for Yorkton's Ukrainian Catholics.

Do you know how to have fewer weeds? Get rid of aphids? Grow bigger tomatoes? Have more vibrant geraniums? Neither do I, but some of these questions and many more might be answered at the next meeting of the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society

The problem with the notion that a certain party will always represent your concerns is, that certain party eventually winds up as your government.

Dear Editor: So the NHL is on strike. It is the billionaire owners vs the millionaire players. I see some of them are already signing to play in the European leagues.

This weekend Culture Days was celebrated in the city, a time to mark the rich diversity of peoples who have made Yorkton what it is.

The marketers of so-called "wellness bracelets" just won't give up. Last week, I saw a new TV commercial for the thoroughly debunked Q-Ray "ionized" bracelets.