Opinion

The editor: “Sometimes if you want to see a change for the better, you have to take things into your own hands.

Back in February, when the virus was quickly spreading and becoming a global problem, we didn’t want to believe in anything and often weren’t ready to accept the changes forced on us.

We know there have been questions relating to how the RCMP provides support victims of domestic violence since the announcement of changes to provincial legislation.

Don Morgan expressed his disappointment about the RCMP to Bill Blair, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness in a letter

As challenging as these past months of isolation have been, there are lots of positive things happening in our neighbourhood. First, there are a lot of new fences and paint jobs.

Weyburn This Week editorial

Cheers: Cheers to everyone who was involved with the Grad Cruise in Estevan on Friday night. Thanks for creating a special night for the grads that they’ll never forget.

At this time, we are hearing much about the Black Lives Matter Movement and the issues of racism the demonstrations have raised. Too often, problems on how we treat or profile people of other races and nationalities are common.

We didn’t hear a lot in terms of specifics, but it appears that Saskatchewan students will be back in class when school starts up in September. The provincial government announced last week their intention to have students studying in the classroom.

One of my personal hobbies and passions is Second World War history.