Opinion

A few weeks ago I wrote about how American geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan seems to be pretty darn accurate in his predictions.

We have a lot of uninvited guests go through our yard.

It’s just a few days before the federal election. The advance polls are finished. We’ve had the televised leaders’ debates and the local candidates’ forums.

Along with the former Porteguese colony of Macau, Hong Kong had been a separate entity kept apart from Mainland China for several years.

Cheers to the Estevan Farmers’ Market Association for another good year of sales at the Estevan Shoppers Mall, even though the weather didn’t co-operate in the final few weeks.

Weyburn This Week editorial

I’m not a farmer. I don’t pretend to be one. As has been well-documented in this column in the past, my parents have a horse farm in Langley, B.C.

Canadians will exercise their democratic rights and privilege on Monday, Oct. 21, for election day in the 2019 federal election, to determine who will form government for Canada for the next four years.

This federal campaign has been far too ugly. It would be unfair to blame any one particular party, but it’s never the best strategy for anyone in the long run. The problem in this campaign is that all parties seem to be held captive by their dogma.

Asked, but often not easily answered