Opinion

The computer opens up a whole new world of information, and the other day, quite by accident, I found a site called Our Roots. The site is describes as "a library, archive, museum, and school all in one.

We Canadians love the wilderness. Whether we're talking to visitors here or people we meet in our travels, our conversations almost always end up about our great outdoors and pristine natural spaces.

Since their births, our four grandbeans have absorbed the habits of their nearest and dearest adults. I should mention here that their daddy is a preacher. That their grandfather is the Preacher.

A city like Yorkton becomes a community thanks to the efforts of volunteers. So it was a good thing when at their regular meeting Monday Yorkton Council unanimously declared National Volunteer Week in the city.

Bottom-trawl fisheries are often criticized for their environmental impacts. I've been among the vocal critics.

Our family participated in three funerals this week. A closely bundled trio of funerals bends one's thoughts in uncomfortable directions. How stubbornly I insist - we all insist - on leaning on spiderwebs.

Dear Editor: It was very funny to hear the Prime Minister of Canada imply that the takeover of Viterra by Glencore, already the world's No. 1 commodities trader, should not be viewed as "not primarily foreign".

Dear Editor: This letter is about doors, and I don't mean the singing group. I definitely do not feel a song coming on. This is something that seems very strange to me.