Opinion

I have a list. It is not a physical list, but it is very real. You likely have one too. This list consists of my worries, concerns and things I would like to see changed for myself and others. The problem with this list is that it never ends.

Cup of tea in hand, I sat on the front porch and thought about Proverbs 25:14 (New King James Version). My musings on this verse took me in two seemingly opposite directions: donating and the weather.

Cheers to the Drewitz School of Dance for another entertaining Spotlight on the Stars recital. It was great to hear a lot of old songs from the past as well.

A strange thing happened on Wednesday. We didn’t have to worry about trains rolling through Estevan. No train whistles disrupted our peaceful evenings out on a patio.

Nobody can accuse the federal government of not wanting Trans-Mountain pipeline expansion to proceed. Why else would they shell out $4.

When Quantum Energy, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Dominion Energy Processing Group, Inc., announced a refinery was coming to Stoughton, we were admittedly slow to catch wind of it.

Do you ever sit down and watch a movie or television show from when you were younger? Are they just as good now as they were then? One movie that I had kind of forgotten about was The Sandlot.

We shouldn’t be encouraged that 39 people died in impaired driving-related collisions in Saskatchewan last year. After all, that represents 39 people whose lives ended prematurely and unnecessarily.

Brian Zinchuk

Corey Atkinson