Opinion

Well it’s the end of the Brad Wall era in Saskatchewan. The Sask Party has chosen Scott Moe as their next leader and he will become the 15 th premier in the province’s history.

A young minister was obliged to call upon the widow of an eccentric man who had just died. In his attempt to console her he said, "I know this must be a very hard blow, Mrs. Vernon.

Of all the places we’ve lived in our nearly 50 years of marriage, I can think of only one neighbour who didn’t become a friend.

Scott Moe was asked in Saskatoon after he had won the leadership race about his policy on giving money to Sixties Scoop Survivors as a money-induced apology and he said "No".

Cheers: Cheers to the organizers of the SaskTel Tankard for the opening ceremonies at the event. It was great to see the young people on the ice with the teams. Cheers to the Estevan Kinettes Club for the Princess and Pirate Ball on the weekend.

The SaskTel Tankard has been everything it was billed to be, and more. The opening draws for the provincial men’s curling championship have been played at Affinity Place.

To the Editor: It was with considerable pleasure that my wife and I read your editorial piece entitled, “Is Pierre’s son a dictator?” We concur in your assessment of Mr. Trudeau’s policy concerning the condition for providing federal grants.

Awhile ago on Netflix I came across a quirky show called “No Tomorrow.” It’s a single season, with 13 episodes. The series ran from Oct. 4, 2016, Jan. 17, 2017.

Letter to the Editor I helped organize the gay pride flag raising in front of Estevan city hall in 2016.

I was talking to Ray Frehlick on Jan. 29 about Scott Moe, the new premier.