Carlyle Observer

Saskatchewan Youth Parliament (SYP) has been active in the province, with breaks during the Great Depression and World War II, since 1912 when it started as the Older Boys Youth Parliament.

If one thing confuses me about Canada it is the growing need for food banks. The Canadian Prairies became famous decades ago as 'the bread basket of the world' for its ability to produce high quality wheat which was exported as food around the world.

A lot of time pop culture is based on different happenings in the world. One of these is how threats can permeate books or movies based on the time.

On a typical day Anna Erick has the duty of planning activities for residents at Moose Mountain Lodge in the town of Carlyle. Her activities range from music programs and games to sewing and art.

Prairie dwellers blest with the luxury of wide open spaces may find it difficult to understand the geographic limitations of living beside the ocean.

This year students at Gordon F. Kells have been taking part in "Day of Help.

Lately I have been reflecting on the great truths of Christmas, of Christ's coming. There appear to me areas of truth to explore and one of them is the fact of history that God becomes human and reveals His love for us.

The first council meeting for 2014 was held on Jan. 8 at the town office where council members discussed several issues for the upcoming year.

If you believe the hype- and this column, in essence, is more of it - Connor McDavid is going to be hockey's most famous name in about the time it would take Sidney Crosby to make one rink-length dash. Sid the Kid? Sorry, but he's so 2010.

For many people getting to doctor appointments and to the airport in the city can cause a great deal of stress.