Opinion

One of the more puzzling aspects of the provincial NDP's strategy has been its leader Dwain Lingenfelter's emphasis on rural Saskatchewan.

Are those storm clouds forming around Mosaic Stadium in Regina, home of the Roughriders? Or more specifically is that one very large dark cloud forming over the stadium, the one which wouldn't leave for close to 20 years until 2007 when the Riders fi

If the government was hoping for a cheap public marketing campaign about the places to see and things to do in Saskatchewan, that is exactly what they got when they established the social media driven Saskatchewanderer project.

Jennifer's Journal

I had a very interesting discussion with one of the members of the RCMP in Carlyle last week. I was at the detachment to do the weekly report, and found myself talking about my one and only speeding ticket that I received last November.

The throne speech has been delivered as has the recycled budget and with a newly minted majority, the federal government under the direction of Stephen Harper is set to sail on a new political adventure.

The Editor, Yes here I am again, just like the potholes in our streets.

Oh my goodness. It seems as if there is a little bit of corruption going on in FIFA, that international soccer federation thing that oversees all the major events that this no-hands style of football provides.

Other than winning the Credit Union Cup, the annual Showcase is about as good as it gets in the SJHL. If you have never been to one, you are in for a treat. If you have, you know what I'm talking about.

Just who gets to share in Saskatchewan's prosperity is a question that may be somewhat trickier than it seems. The short and easy answer is that we all should share in it equally. That would seem to be the fairest answer for everyone.