Opinion

To the Editor: For too long, the working people of Saskatchewan’s resource towns like Weyburn haven’t had a real voice in the political decisions directly effecting their lives, and livelihoods – about pipeline projects, new mines, forestry tenures.

I want to tell you a story. It happened in January 1942. That year, cold weathers settled in in the city of Leningrad in the beginning of October.

Each year, the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) gather for a convention, and delegates discuss a variety of motions that pertain to the operation of the cities, towns and villages in the province.

The editor: For too long, the working people of Saskatchewan’s resource towns like Estevan haven’t had a real voice in the political decisions directly affecting their lives and livelihoods – about pipeline projects, new mines, forestry tenures and m

The editor: Canadians have always been at the cutting edge of innovation in the energy sector.

By Linda Wegner During the children’s segment of one morning service, our pastor spoke to the children about the meaning and significance of the rite of Communion.

During the children’s segment of one morning service, our pastor spoke to the children about the meaning and significance of the rite of communion.

It’s time for this week’s confession that will leave you thinking I’m crazy: barring something completely unforeseen (ie: a massive windfall in grant revenues), I expect municipal property taxes to go up every year.

Cheers to the gentleman who bought coffee for a group of ladies in the corner booth at the Tower Café on Jan 16. That kindness is appreciated.

By Shelley Luedtke There’s no red carpet or designer gowns involved but there is an award handed out annually that garners interest, as well as considerable debate. The award seeks to identify the Word of the Year.