In the Community

It’s a huge multi-million dollar operation, but it’s still family.

Nothing says community better in Saskatchewan than a Co-op.

The best way to live is with a song in your heart. Two songs served as inspiration for this reflection. Easter Season teases our souls every year. Like a moth to flame, we hover near the season’s celebrations but hesitate to plunge right in.

Lana Zadvirna bears no resemblance whatsoever to Hell’s Kitchen chef Craig Ramsay when it comes to demeanor with a group of cooks wanting to learn more.

We and our two sons and their families all have had the privilege of living in homes constructed in the 1920s.

Easter thoughts and pebbles in the sand Another Easter Season is upon us. We survived the Lenten challenges and are ready for fifty days of celebration and chocolate.

Carol Cundall wants everyone to know about the great treatment that she and her family have received at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Estevan.

Emily Gillies and Barry Harris have heard the stories of Syrian refugees who have fled their war-torn country and are looking for a new home. And they want to do something about it.

Longevity in agriculture is a common trait among the past recipients of the Farm Family of the Year Award.

I recently heard a comedian play on the dire situation described by a woman on line. She said that her life seemed all darkness and shadows. Of course the chuckle came when he pointed out that in a place of darkness there are no shadows.