Opinion

In 2001, I appeared before a committee of the Ontario legislature and predicted that Bill 155 - the so-called Civil Remedies Act - would violate the property rights of innocent individuals.

I invite you to try this right now: Sit in a chair with your legs crossed or close together, bring your elbows into your waist, clasp your hands together and place them on your lap, then round your shoulders and drop your head.

Dear Editor Just how delusional is our MP Gerry Ritz? He says that, "... our government stands firmly on the side of ... the overwhelming majority of farmers...(who) have spoken loud and clear in support of our government's actions...

Dear Editor The Sask. Party has created a survey request, supposedly to give direction to the future of liquor retailing in our province. I took the time to complete the survey and also made comments at the conclusion.

This past week, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall took to Twitter to ask the question "Is it time to allow people to pay for their own private MRIs in Saskatchewan like they can do in Alberta?" His comments came after a radio show in which he'd received

Canada declares Nov. 20 National Child Day. What does this mean for us? It is a day to take a step back from our busy lives and focus on the kids who surround us. To take a look at the children who will make up our future generation of leaders.

Livestock producers all over the world understand the positive impact tracking and sharing animal data can have on the marketplace.

With the federal government likely to soon release its annual fiscal update, marking the unofficial lead-up to next year's federal budget, Finance Minister Joe Oliver is bound to hear different ideas about how to use expected future surpluses.

Ed, my neighbor next door, didn't have a ready comment for the killing of a reservist and the gunfire on Parliament Hill Oct. 22, in Ottawa.

Vaccination decisions are a touchy subject for many people.