Opinion

Dear Editor “The way people earn their living shapes the character of their laws, their government, and their culture.” Author Arthur Herman’s phrase echoes the thoughts of H.H.

As I’ve written in earlier articles, we’ve all experienced or perhaps, are still experiencing, dark days. They’re no fun. This week, however, readers of my writing, but especially God Himself, recognized our collective need of light.

I have heard people boast of a skepticism when it comes to the things of, and even reality of, God.

Hello again. We are on the home stretch now, because in less than two weeks that long-awaited spring arrives.

The Administrator of the Government of Canada wishes to share a message addressed to all Canadians from Her Majesty The Queen on Commonwealth Day: Over the coming week, as we celebrate the friendship, spirit of unity and achievements of the Commonwea

Well, I’ll admit it, it’s been a tough week; even as we look forward to upcoming vaccinations and, as health officials assure us, a “light at the end of the tunnel,” I and friends have found ourselves “climbing mountains.

Chores for early spring!

During the weeks before Easter, Christians observe a time of reflection called Lent. Lent is a time when we think about our relationship with God.

Betrayal and denial are actions that are as common as freckles. Often, we may not see how serious it is to betray others. Too often, we deny our responsibility for the well-being of others as well as for ourselves.

Dear Editor In the early days of the provincial election campaign in 2016, the Saskatchewan government made national headlines for sending two young, homeless, Indigenous men out of North Battleford on one-way bus tickets to Vancouver.