Opinion

Residents of the southeast corner of the province deserve a lot of credit for the way in which they have navigated the COVID-19 pandemic.

Assiniboia and southern Saskatchewan experienced overcast skies throughout Monday, Sept. 14. The smoke rolled through from Alberta overnight then coasted into Assiniboia and the surrounding regions.

As Canadians adapt to life alongside COVID-19, governments are hyper-focussed on one thing: recovery.

If Canada is to survive as a nation noted for its peace, security and faith in God, we need to entrust what we believe into the hands of the youth of today.

While looking through the newspaper flyers, I noticed that one of my favourite stores had oil filters and grinding wheels on sale. Needing both, I went and purchased them. On the way out of the store, I looked at the bill which said, “Total: $20.

Cheers: Cheers to the teachers/support staff at Bienfait Weldon School for the great start to the school year. Lids talked non-stop all evening about how awesome their first day was. The time and preparation did not go unnoticed.

It was a day long overdue in Saskatchewan. The provincial government launched an online organ and tissue donor registry earlier this month, making it easier for Saskatchewan residents to declare that they want to donate their organs once they die.

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A bit behind schedule, but this week I finally got to watch the new Mayday on the fourth plane crash on 9/11 (thanks to husband, who watches them all). Usually, I’m not very kin on this show.