Opinion

“There is no accounting for taste when it comes to music. What is a golden oldie for me, may be a song that should have died years ago for you,” I told Ed last week. I had been listening to the Broadway musical show by Fats Waller, Ain’t Misbehavin.

We have a trade deal and here in Saskatchewan that is a very big deal. Our livelihoods depend on trade.

A friend told me of a visit to his doctor. “Doc,” he complained, “Sometimes I hurt in my knees, sometimes in my hands and … ah, I just seem to hurt somewhere all the time.

As fall moves into winter, gardeners are itching to keep that itch going in spite of the weather. Usually the solution to scratching that itch is growing something that is useful and usually edible, and looking for that wonder of growth beginning.

Dear Editor The Government of Saskatchewan has seen fit to make Shiloh Church a Heritage Property, which is good news. However, I would like to add some facts to the history. Restoration on Shiloh Church actually began, not in 2004, but in 1971.

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As I write this, Canada is having a good day, economically. That is, if you consider we just dodged, by the skin of our teeth, getting trampled by Donald Trump on NAFTA 2.0, the United States Mexico Canada Agreement.

The W5 documentary that aired last Saturday on North Battleford crime, entitled “Crimetown,” was devastating in no shortage of ways. In particular, it put a face to the victims of crime in North Battleford.

Saskatchewan North District RCMP members are taking a pro-active approach to deter and prevent impaired driving, according to an RCMP press release.

The boreal forest is a beautiful piece of our country and is central to our natural environment, history, culture and economy.