Opinion

Cheers: Cheers to the businesses who are taking the worldwide pandemic seriously and are putting safety measures in place to protect their staff and customers.

Weyburn Review editorial

My Nikkel’s Worth column

A few days ago I was travelling through the Saskatchewan Prairies and listening to an audiobook about Elon Musk. This man, known all across the world for … actually for many great and unbelievable things, to me, was mainly associated with the U.S.

There’s something about social media that just seems to bring out the worst in some people. They’ll be good, affable, reasonable people who seem like the people you’d like to be around while having a big plate of chicken wings and a pint of beer.

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.