Opinion

Canadians are leading more and more digitally connected lives, with more and more people who are accessing the Internet on a regular basis.

Southern Saskatchewan was surprised to hear that the Moose Jaw Times Herald will be winding down its operations. Its last edition will come out in early December.

Weyburn’s city council had discussions on Monday night on two vital interests to the city and her citizens: its landfill, and water usage and water rates.

Now that November is here, the thoughts of people have turned towards Christmas and the inevitable shopping.

Souris-Moose Mountain MP Robert Kitchen's false analysis of the Energy East Pipeline project cannot go unchallenged. Undoubtedly, as a Conservative MP, Mr.

A Facebook post got me thinking. The top part noted that in the 1960s, people were worried about the government wiretapping their phones.

The Civic Auditorium was a lot of things to a lot of people, but one role it didn't need to fill is to be closed in the middle of the ice season.

To the Editor: This week I attended the Weyburn General Hospital for a medical procedure. From the time I entered at 7:15 a.m., the cleaning staff said “good morning”. From the administration desk to the O.R.

I never really thought much about Daylight Saving Time prior to going to school in Lethbridge. I’m from Saskatchewan, we don’t have to change our clocks and I like it that way.

Recently, the Estevan Motor Speedway crowned its track champions at its annual awards banquet. One of the interesting stories of the night was that Joey Galloway won the modified division without winning a race.