Opinion

Usually every morning during the week at the Discovery Co-op Cafeteria, local musicians and a few of their wives and friends meet for coffee.

By Fred Clipsham Last week a law firm posted an ad in Saskatchewan newspapers advising people who were under the age of 18 and became ill at the time of the North Battleford contaminated water event in the spring of 2001 of a settlement under a class

I am happy to see so many councillors running for the election this time around. Eleven candidates for council and three for mayor is nothing to sneeze at. However, I am discouraged by the fact that there are only two women among a 14 person race.

Recently in the news we heard about a Montreal-area minor hockey coach who has been suspended for the remainder of the season for ordering his players to do pushups following a 7-2 loss on Sept. 18.

If you’re looking to buy your first home, you’ve probably heard about the recent changes to mortgage lending rules announced by the government. If you’re shopping for an insured mortgage, these changes could affect you significantly. Here’s how.

The Trudeau government is not exactly a model of rectitude when it comes to managing its own debt and deficit

We must be free to think and speak in Canada. If University of Toronto's Jordan Peterson can't do it with tenure, then who can?

According to the Conference Board of Canada, organizations that are committed to a strong learning environment for their employees will perform better than their competitors. In fact, there are a number of tax advantages, too.

Families employ various strategies to organize their work and family, so tailoring government programs to help is tricky

We never know if Hallowe'en will find us covered in snow, but this year I guess we will certainly have at least some of that white stuff around.