Opinion

Ah, provincial election time. It's a magical time, for everyone in this province.

Ed, my neighbour next door, never misses what is happening at our house. Yesterday, we had a couple of men hired to move some furniture out of the house and around in the house.

It takes a special kind of humility for a medical professional to admit that something he or she was taught in medical school, and has long since clung to as fact, is actually false.

As I read more and more about the opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline, particularly in Nebraska, I am becoming increasingly convinced there is something in their water - and it isn't oil.

Election polling is best left to the experts, and even then the debate about their accuracy and impact on the electoral process are hotly debated by politicians, pundits and statisticians. In the case of the newsoptimist.

When it comes to highway construction or reconstruction, everyone is an engineer.

Dear Editor We need more respite housing, not just funding, for families with special needs children. Looking after children can be stressful. Having a child with special needs adds a degree of difficulty that is hard to imagine.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

Ed, my neighbour next door, is only really interested in antiques if they are worth a good bit of money. I shared with Ed that we were driving into the Roadshow which was being held this week in Regina.

I am extremely disappointed in the newspaper for publishing the Raspberry about the asbestos in the Hospital, there was asbestos in the hospital! The workers were not harmed because it is not harmful unless it is active in the air.