Opinion

The dynamics of inducement are at the heart of disability rights groups' urgent calls for a cautious approach to medically-assisted death

I had the pleasure of attending the Decoration Day at the Veterans’ Section of the Humboldt Public Cemetery on Sunday (See page 2 in this weeks Journal) and it was nice to see the support the veterans who have passed away received.

My adventure started long before I ever put on the shoulder pads. My adventure started at the age of 5 when my brothers taught me how to throw a football.

We would like to thank Larry and Anna from Denholm Sask. for their Great Saskatchewan hospitality. May 19 we were heading for Langley, B.C. with a John Deere AR tractor on our car hauler trailer when we blew a tire just east of the town.

Dear Column Readers The Vic’s View column will be no more. I have never liked the 13th and I have now been fired from the Lloydminster Source newspaper on a Friday the 13th.

Alberta's new climate plan is a $6 billion tax grab that will be used to fund a giant green energy spending spree over five years

Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan, phoned last night when I was watching MasterChef Canada. It is a program Ed has little interest in watching. He claimed eating plain, ordinary food is good enough for anyone.

Globe and Mail columnist Margaret Wente’s piece “There's just one problem with French immersion ... well, several, actually,” posted June 4, was absolutely spot on. I know because we lived it.

More than 40 years of research on food irradiation shows that the process is trustworthy

Seniors living alone are much more likely to be in low income than other seniors and won't be helped by any CPP expansion