Opinion

While chatting with family this week, my husband’s family history came up in conversation. Refugees from what was then West Prussia, they lost their father, mother and youngest brother during the Second World War.

Having just dropped off the daughter at Good Spirit Bible Camp, I stopped in briefly at my parents’ place in Yorkton to refill the belly. Five miles out of Yorkton, the truck made an odd ding.

Dear Editor First, we would like to apologize for the snarky manner Top of the Pile columnist Brian Zinchuk was treated in a recent letter published Aug. 16 (Yes, Zinchuk was ‘wrong about this’).

Politicians, health care providers and various other leaders in the health-care field often proclaim the danger of practices that lead to a two-tier system.

“I like being partial to whatever and whoever I want,” Ed, my old friend in Saskatchewan, said yesterday. He also added he did not love every neighbour as himself only the ones who deserved his love.

The zodiacal light is visible in the east before morning twilight for the first two weeks of the month.

If you like lilies and have enjoyed their carefree space in your garden, count yourself fortunate. In 1943 a small, red beetle with an insatiable appetite for lily foliage was introduced by mistake in Montreal.

There is something to be said for rural life, especially when it comes to the ball tournaments, fall suppers, poker rallies, summer fairs, and car bingos that go on throughout the year.

A lot has been made over the last couple of years that Canada is in need of election reform. Plenty of Canadians see our current political system and feel it is antiquated and does not provide a fair representation for how we actually voted.

When it comes to which parties are running up big debt, the numbers speak for themselves. Let us be clear that no party holds the monopoly on big spending.