Opinion

By Linda Wegner I’ve just returned from Winnipeg after attending the funeral of a precious family member; sad as the occasion was, the deep sense of love and family unity warmed the heart, easing the pain.

I’ve just returned from Winnipeg after attending the funeral of a precious family member; sad as the occasion was, the deep sense of love and family unity warmed the heart, easing the pain.

Alberta’s provincial government has announced it will be curbing oil production to reduce the oil backlog that has resulted in a record price differential between Western Canada Select (WCS) oil and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil, which it is ofte

By Ken Rolheiser Gentleman: "Excuse me young man.

The oil-producing provinces (namely Alberta and Saskatchewan) seem to be in a bad situation with Ottawa, and this is not the first time this has happened in Canada.

Brian Zinchuk

Estevan is back in the national sports spotlight. The Home Hardware Canada Cup curling competition is in town until Dec. 9.

Corey Atkinson

On Nov. 28, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley announced her province is going to be acquiring unit trains to get her province’s landlocked oil moving. Not only has she committed money to Trans Mountain Expansion, but now rail, too.

Over the past several decades, I’ve had the privilege of having these inspirational articles published in a number of weekly newspapers.