Opinion

Perhaps, just perhaps, we have seen the end of the expectation of absolute, lifetime political correctness in Canada.

I don’t know about you, but my decades-old habit of following national and international news is quickly vanishing.

Cheers: Cheers to the Estevan Arts Council’s Koncerts for Kids series for bringing the Missoula Children’s Theatre to Estevan each year. It gives the kids a great chance to be on stage and perform for a big crowd. Cheers to the St.

Saskatchewan families who have spent years waiting for a new children’s hospital are about to have their wishes fulfilled. The Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital of Saskatchewan is going to open Sept. 29.

Weyburn This Week editorial

Perhaps, just perhaps, we have seen the end of the expectation of absolute, lifetime political correctness in Canada.

Sept. 11 has come and gone, for the 18th time since the horrible events that made Sept. 11 a memorable day in the first place. Yet my social media feed is still being bombarded with posts about it, and unfortunately, most of them are from nutbars.

To the Editor: The Weyburn Farmers Market has relocated to No. 42, Third Street, north of Pharmasave. All market vendors will once again be ready to do business.

My Nikkel's Worth column

The term “fake news” has been used a lot in the last few years, sometimes very inaccurately by presidential leaders, but it is a factor nowadays with the proliferation of information in all forms of media platforms.