Opinion

“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.

Bees are an important aspect of our ecosystems. We know that we need to improve the conditions for bees, which in turn improves the conditions for survival of people.

Neighbourly Advice According to Ed Maher You can have any colour, as long as it’s black Ed, my old neighbour, in Saskatchewan favours black for the colour of his truck.

“If onion juice is good enough for monkeys, it’s good enough for me,” my Uncle Don said, smacking a palm on the table to emphasize the weight of his statement. He was outlining his plan of action for the next time he got sick.

As cases of COVID continue to climb in every constituency (how’s that for featuring the letter “cee” in my opening statement), I am finding it more difficult this week to find a bit of humour for this column.

Ed, my old neighbour in Saskatchewan, called yesterday to wish me a happy birthday.

Easter has helped with transitioning us into a new season: spring! Springtime not only refers to a season, but it also speaks of rebirth, renewal, restoration and resurrection.

Spring is all about new life. Whether it be calves kicking up their heels in the pasture, or a litter of pink piglets pushing for position at the milk bar (otherwise known as mom) we see birth everywhere on the farm.