Opinion

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.

My Nikkel’s Worth column

Weyburn Review editorial

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.

Normally this would be the time of year in which I’d be stoked for local hockey to start. The Estevan Bruins would be coming off their first games of the season, or getting ready for their opening games. Minor hockey age rep.

As Premier of Saskatchewan, a province that currently has no representation within your caucus, I would like to ensure that the voices and priorities of Saskatchewan people are being represented as your government prepares to deliver a Throne Speech

The grand opening of the new St. Joseph’s Addiction Recovery Centre in Estevan this September was encouraging for those suffering from addictions, particularly crystal methamphetamine and other life-threatening substances such as fentanyl.

When the Prime Minister stood in front of Canadians and spoke about having a “Team Canada” approach to fighting the COVID-19 health and economic crises, I shared the frustration and skepticism of many Western Canadians.

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