Opinion

Finally, for the first time since the COVID-19 crisis hit Saskatchewan, we have seen some sort of glimmer at the end of a long dark tunnel.

I am writing regarding the news article about eastern workers coming to work at the wind farm project during this flu pandemic. I am a tradesman working at a project similar to this one that is located in Manitoba.

“Come on, ring those bells…” Does anyone else remember these words to a Christmas song? I recall them often, but this week the bouncy melody has acquired new words.

Cheers: Cheers to all of the truckers out there who are getting the products to market. If you didn’t know how essential they are before COVID-19, you do now.

The next line of our series on the Lord’s Prayer is the first one with a negative direction. “Lead us not into temptation.” There is a second part, which is really a parallel or repetition in the positive for emphasis and focus.

One of the benefits that we’ve seen to this temporary new normal associated with the COVID-19 pandemic is we’re seeing more people out exercising.

You could get the burger, but not the fries and coke, when it bottomed

The world is awash in crude oil, causing one of the largest oil shocks in history. This is happening as Saudi Arabia and Russia began an oil price war just as the COVID-19 crisis caused the greatest demand destruction in decades.

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