Opinion

The long-awaited final draft of the province’s budget has come. It may be a few months late, but for good reason. The COVID-19 pandemic brought the world to its knees in 2020.

With the boom and bust oil industry showing signs of yet another severe contraction, it’s time to rethink the long-standing policy of propping up the fossil fuel sector with public funds.

I am writing to say it is odd that your paper chose to run a story from the Associated Press on NASCAR's removal of Confederate flags from their races, instead of owning-up to the fact your local hockey team still features the same flag on their jers

As we come – hopefully – to the end of a challenging time in world history, plans are being made for the re-opening of the church.

Unpleasant people are part of life – there’s no doubt. During our lifespans, most people we’ll meet are caring, generous, considerate and helpful. But there’s also a minority who are challenging.

Weyburn This Week editorial

Cheers: Cheers to the organizers of the Black Lives Matter protest in Estevan on Sunday for what was a peaceful event that brought a variety of people from the community together, including the police.

Twenty-one-year-old Jerry Landis had a problem. The aspiring singer/songwriter had tasted success as a 16-year-old when one of his songs became a minor hit, but since then he could not come up with anything that anyone wanted to hear.

A free and independent press is the lifeblood of any democracy. Here in Saskatchewan, the media landscape continues to change and evolve.

My Nikkel’s Worth column