Opinion

Failure can be devastating. Long after the event, our bad choices and actions can weigh us down and colour our self-image in negative ways. It can be hard to forgive yourself and forget what went wrong.

Cheers: Cheers to all drivers who stopped on King Street and Souris Avenue North when a woman’s little dog got away. A very special thank you to the woman who stopped and helped the dog’s owner catch the dog and ensure they crossed the street safely.

It was an announcement that people had been waiting to hear: the provincial government was increasing the number of people allowed for private indoor gatherings from five to 10.

Last Sunday my phone took up the reins of power and switched to summer time, rudely stating that I was already an hour behind the schedule.

For the first time in years, I should have bet on something connected to Weyburn. A thoroughbred named Weyburn won the recent Gotham Stakes, a fairly prominent stakes race at Aqueduct Race Track in Queens, N.Y.

We were all happy to have had our first family visitors and now it’s time to start all over again.

On March 4, 2019 – an election year – Prime Minister Trudeau stood and emphatically stated, “I will always fight for Canadian jobs.” Recently, the Canadian government was formally notified that U.S.

Many of you in rural Saskatchewan would be quick to agree that the problem is always Regina where the decisions on running the province are made. Most days, you’d likely be correct.

Daryl Dubuc and daughter Brittany travelled to Estevan on Feb. 27, where they visited with family members Natalie, Avery and Asher Rhett Vern, who arrived safe and sound on Feb. 21. Congratulations to everyone and enjoy the little fella.

Sympathy to the family and friends of Danny Quantrill. He passed away at Deer View Lodge on March 2 at the age of 78. He was predeceased by his wife Mavis. A funeral service was held in Moosomin on March 8, with interment in the Kola Cemetery.