Opinion

Each year represents a learning experience. We find out new things through the triumphs, the controversies and the tribulations we face. This past year was no different.

Corey Atkinson

When I first came to Estevan 10 years ago, the mayor at the time explained to me that one of Estevan’s greatest strengths was that it had multiple key industries. It had agriculture, like pretty much all of Saskatchewan.

Several years ago, I read a Facebook message, that went like this: “Abby was very excited about her new Christmas piano music. She told me all about it on the way home....

Cheers to all of the participants in the Woodlawn Regional Park’s Festival of Lights. The displays are great and they provided a boost of Christmas spirit. Cheers to the organizers of the truck convoy that rolled through Estevan on Saturday.

When I first came to Estevan 10 years ago, the mayor at the time explained to me that one of Estevan’s greatest strengths was that it had multiple key industries. It had agriculture, like pretty much all of Saskatchewan.

Where have you gone, 2018? It seems like just yesterday we were reflecting on the stories, the moments and the tribulations of 2017. We were looking forward to what 2018 would bring. That was more than 360 days ago.

One of the most interesting people I’ve had the pleasure of meeting is a guy in Whistler, B.C., named Jack.

Corey Atkinson

Brian Zinchuk