Opinion

Unless you’ve always lived a well-established routine that’s more closely resembled a rut than a schedule, you’ve probably created one in the past six months. I know I have.

Cheers: Cheers to the Southern Plains Co-op and Sobeys for not forcing their customers to wear masks. Please don’t follow No Frills and Walmart’s lead. Cheers to the City of Estevan for having a playpark season for the kids this year.

Saskatchewan PC leader Ken Grey said the massive spending announcements by what he dubbed the “Spend Party” government proved they haven’t learned from failed forays into the domain of the private sector.

Weyburn Review editorial

My Nikkel’s Worth column

The raindrops were falling on my windshield as I was driving through endless Manitoba fields coming back into Saskatchewan.

At some point in the next three weeks, the writ will be dropped and a provincial election will be called for Saskatchewan.

Premier Scott Moe’s recent announcement of $31 million in funding to assist the Saskatchewan Research Council to build a rare earth (REE) processing facility in Saskatoon appears to be political folly geared to feed the narrative of the upcoming elec

In his latest video, Saskatchewan YouTube commentator Quick Dick McDick sounds off on the talk of a green economy. It's another effort by the popular commentator to show support for the energy sector.

I’ve been reading through the book of Ecclesiastes lately. A discourse on life, wisdom and meaning. This is the somewhat depressing book, written by Solomon the Wise and Wealthy King, who concludes over and over that it is all meaningless.