Opinion

The Editor: Let's talk about the water. And talk we had better or our water will be gone. This isn't just happening tomorrow, it's happening right now.

For all the rejoicing over the latest population news emerging from the 2011 Census, the news wasn't all that great for a lot of rural Saskatchewan communities.

While agriculture still manages to maintain its own identify in the world of politics, increasingly farming is simply a different form of business.

Marna's Musings

Last week's article discussed calvings, and some of the difficulties surrounding them. Once you have struggled through getting that live calf on the ground, there are some things that can be done to encourage its survival.

You're John Tavares and you're an eight-year-old hockey phenom in Ontario. You're playing above your age group and still dominating.

There might be hope for regulation type books yet. A visit to the Estevan Public Library on the weekend left me with some assurance that printed words on paper pages are still acceptable.

Like many Canadians, Islanders typically aren't much for bragging and showing off. That changed on Saturday, when P.E.I. showed off its passion for hockey and the sport's storied history on the Island as part of CBC's annual Hockey Day in Canada.

The Editor: How much did you earn last year? An article by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation suggested a campaign promise by a NDP leader hopeful to raise top income tax, capital gains, and stock options rates was wrong headed and the candidate shoul

The Editor: Saskatchewan, we have a problem, and it is water.