Opinion

He Said Retirement communities designed to attract specific, like-minded people are becoming a big deal for baby boomers. Neither the He nor She writers of this section are very close to retiring yet, but we can still dream.

Looking back over this week and some of the events that have been in the news, I've been considering a very difficult issue.

He hasn't played a single game in the big leagues yet, but Bryce Harper may already be more of a household name than 80 per cent of Major League Baseball players. If he's not a household name where you happen to live, just wait.

Twenty years ago, I dragged Yorkton This Week editor Murray Lyons into my school newspaper office during a career day, handed him a handful of newspapers, and asked him to critique it.

Young people don't care about the environment anymore. Give it up to the millennials to claim the title of the most apathetic generation in a century, and maybe more.

Well it finally happened to me. I think I'm turning into my mother, which isn't such a bad thing. I recently celebrated a birthday and with age comes wisdom, right? I've become set in a routine.

As far as "austerity" budgets go, Finance Minister Ken Krawetz's 2012-13 budget wasn't as hard on rural Saskatchewan as some thought it might be.

After many long months of discussion, survey-taking and question-asking, Weyburn's city council decided to set the levy for the proposed new acute-care hospital at $140 on residential properties.

The Editor, I would like to quickly reply to Edward Mantler's, CEO of the Physician Recruitment Agency of Saskatchewan, letter with one quick clarification. He addresses me as "Mr.

It was confirmed Tuesday morning that Viterra Inc. has been purchased by Glencore International for $6.1 billion, subject to approval from the regulatory agencies and the Canadian government.