Opinion

There seems to be a renewed call for lower speed limits in certain areas of Estevan.

Cheers to Boston Tait for his presentation at the Estevan police board meeting last week, and for calling for reduced speed limits on certain roads in the city.

June 6 marks the 75th anniversary of D-Day, the day in which Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy and began the process of liberating France from German occupation. It’s widely regarded as the turning point of the Second World War.

A complaint made often about Weyburn’s health care services is the lack of a maternity ward or obstetrical services for a city of this size, forcing women to make a long drive, sometimes in labour, to Regina, Moose Jaw or Estevan.

So I’m plugging away on my computer on a Friday evening, working, as usual, instead of, oh, I don’t know, watching a movie, going for a walk, having a life, when I get an email that caught my jaded eye. “Important updates to your Dropbox Plan.

More and more research demonstrates that millennials have less sex than any generation before (I guess since the 1920s since we hardly have any reliable statistics from the rest of the history).

It’s not hard to find something to do in Estevan at any time of the year. Regardless of the day, the month or the season, there’s something for people to do in this community. And there’s a lot to appeal to people of all ages.

Sometimes you have to wonder what governments are thinking when they come up with liquor legislation.

“Whoa” was all I could mutter, swerving sharply to the left. Avoiding this guy took some mighty quick reactions. It was a Friday afternoon; the weather was absolutely gorgeous and half the population of our town seemed to be grocery shopping.

Cheers: Cheers to the Drewitz School of Dance for the outstanding Spotlight on the Stars recital on Saturday. You can tell the young people worked really hard to be ready.