Opinion

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, my future is like flying a kite in a strong wind. I told Ed, my old neighbour, I think my summer travel plans are slipping out of my control.

Folks, my focus today is on vaccines. Yes, I am that old. I can confirm that indeed I have received my first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, from the Saskatchewan Health Authority drive-thru in Battleford. There isn’t much to say about it, really.

A recent post on Facebook caught my attention. Although many folks are turned off by that page, I have appreciated recent attempts to counteract all the depressing news associated with COVID.

The last couple of weeks our columns have been all about bees – solitary bees and then last week a bit about honey bees.

In the Christian calendar, we are in the session of Easter. During this time, our readings tell us about the resurrection. These readings tell us that Jesus’ resurrection means that God is always with us.

Government must support the domestic space supply chain in order to help engineer Saskatchewan’s social, cultural and economic fabric

Albert Einstein said there are only two ways to live your life. One way is to believe everything is a miracle and the other way is to believe nothing is a miracle.

“Please keep shopping and travelling to essential needs only.

Dear Editor Re: SaskPower: How small modular reactors fit in the mix - April 2, 2021 Throughout this 1350-word article, SaskPower’s Darcy Holderness used the terms “small modular reactors” and “SMRs” more than a dozen time, but not once did he combin

“We are witnesses of all that he did….” — Acts 10:34-43 It is not uncommon for analysts of the COVID-19 pandemic to refer to the pandemic of 1918, which claimed many lives.