Opinion

I have been writing about fitness related topics for several years. Each week I try to find a new, interesting topic to write about. This week I thought I'd see just how much you've learned over the past few years.

In this age of long distance communications and technology it seems no one can claim to live in the middle of nowhere anymore and yet many can claim to live in isolation.

The CUPlex Raise the Roof campaign has come up with some interesting fundraising ploys to drum up support for the project, everything from large foam hammers to the recently announced sexy local women in sport calendar being promoted by a local radio

Dear Editor: In a winter 1960-61 issue your newspaper carried a classified ad offering for sale a "four-besider with a built-in hemingway." Many readers contacted the newspaper to ask what this item might be. That is my question now.

Isn't it funny how, sometimes, things just work out? That disaster is narrowly avoided due only to a set of circumstances that could not be planned in advance, or even conceived of in one's wildest imagination? For instance, about a month ago, I had

This December 6 marks the 21st year that we remember and mourn the 14 women who were shot and killed at Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal in 1989, murdered because they were women.

Well, it is a sad week in Regina, and not only because the Saskatchewan Roughriders lost again in the Grey Cup.

December begins with the moon just ending her final phases - four days from new moon Dec. 5. Then, Dec.

As the Grey Cup loss sets in as reality for Saskatchewan Roughriders fans, the water cooler talk of the day was on Darian Durant and the interception he tossed up late in the fourth quarter in Edmonton.

Well that's that. The Saskatchewan Roughriders' centennial season of 2010 ended in anti-climactic fashion with a 21-18 loss to the Montreal Alouettes in the 98th Grey Cup at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium Sunday.