Opinion

Brian Zinchuk

Corey Atkinson

Did you know that you can go to most golf courses and use their practice green free of charge? Did you know that if you want to lower your scores, spending more time chipping and putting rather than hitting range balls is the way to go? The game of g

As I write this column, on a hot and sunny afternoon in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., today is the 30th wedding anniversary for Tracy and I, and we are here to visit her family and enjoy a couple of weeks of vacation.

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.