Opinion

It was March 12, 2020. A lifetime ago. Or was it just the other day? My husband and I had tickets to a concert in Saskatoon. We waited all day for word it might be cancelled. The NBA had suspended its season the day before.

The editor: Let’s follow the Texas governor’s lead and end any and all restrictions that have been put in place because of Covid. You must realize by now the damage being done to our economy, our children, our seniors and the general public.

Some people will tell you the last 360-some-odd days have gone by incredibly slowly. Others will tell you they’ve gone by very quickly. I’ll argue for the former. The last year has been a blur.

Cheers: Cheers to the City of Estevan for inviting Elon Musk to view carbon capture and storage technology at SaskPower's Boundary Dam Unit 3 (BD3).

The weather in Saskatchewan often becomes the topic of many conversations. From never-ending winds to second summers, from summer tornadoes to snowstorms, from flooding rains to exhausting drafts and 45 C burning heat to blinding fogs.

The editor: I admit that I sighed rather deeply after reading last week's article on body positivity. Not because I doubt the author's good intentions, but because I'm fat, and I've been down this road before. We fat people know we are fat.

When it comes to the fight for gender equality, we’ve seen considerable progress made, but there is still a long ways to go.

To the Editor: The Court of Appeal of Saskatchewan, consisting of three judges, unanimously supports the Court of Queen’s Bench ruling in the Wade Oberg case.

To the Editor: The wheels of justice run slowly, and in the case of Wade Oberg, they have run true.

The editor: 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.