Opinion

This column was born in between planes, airports and hotels as we were coming back to Canada from what I considered a home trip – a visit to my family in St. Petersburg.

As Newfoundland continues to dig out from one of the worst blizzards to hit the Rock in living memory, I wonder, how many people would have died from this, if it were not for oil and gas? How many people would have slowly frozen to death if they had

As Newfoundland continues to dig out from one of the worst blizzards to hit the Rock in living memory, I wonder how many people would have died from this if it were not for oil and gas? How many people would have slowly frozen to death if they had to

Although Canada has a robust economy, many of us aren’t profiting from the harmonious and recurrent gains the nation has made in GDP growth. Data released from Statistics Canada in 2019 showed average incomes increased by 2.

The editor: Leonard Gustafson of Macoun not only served his country as a member of Parliament and later as a senator in Ottawa, he was also a “mover” and shaker in Macoun.

The National Farmers Union is deeply concerned that Federated Co-operatives has locked out unionized workers at the Co-op Refinery Complex in Regina.

A quote, posted above my computer, and an article I recently read, prompted these thoughts.

Have you heard the good news? Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle – the Duke and Duchess of Sussex – have decided to step back from their senior positions in the Royal Family, and apparently will reside in Canada part-time.

Cheers to the people of Torquay and Alameda for hosting the Adam Harold Legacy Camp for young hockey players in the communities. Their dedication to these organizations does not go unnoticed.

We’ve been critical of meeting lengths for Estevan city council in the past. There’s no reason that they should be having 15-minute open sessions, regardless of whether they meet once a month or once a week.