Opinion

Everywhere you turned on the weekend, no matter if it was someone from Regina, Edmonton or La Ronge, they all raved about Spectra Place.

We have many reasons to be proud of our city and we can add the events of this past weekend to the ever-growing list.

There was a time I thought the Roughriders would never make the playoffs. It began in 1999, my first season as voice of the Riders, and continued through the 2001 season, a period of three years.

It has been 44 years since the National Hockey League went Hollywood with its first expansion in 1967, but Los Angeles has yet to celebrate a Stanley Cup victory. That's about to change. This is the Kings' year.

On Oct. 7, the Globe and Mail carried yet another story about the supposed overuse of Canada's executive government aircraft. It's enough to make my skin crawl.

Now that British Columbia has added Family Day to its repertoire of public holidays, it is tied with Saskatchewan for the province with the most holidays in Canada.

He Said: What began as an Occupy Wall Street protest in New York City, has developed into a movement all across North America. Protesting is an important part of a democratic society.

I just returned from my weekend trip to St. Charles, Missouri, during which I visited friends, partied illegally and ate way too much at my old university. And now that I'm back, I have to say I have a new appreciation for my situation in Regina.

By all the usual measurements, this has already been a very different Saskatchewan election campaign than maybe we're used to seeing. In fact, you may have trouble recognizing it as a Saskatchewan election at all.

You know that saying, "Being a woman in a man's world" this saying bugs me.