Opinion

There are dark clouds gathering on the horizon for Saskatchewan, with rumblings from the provincial government over the threat by the Trudeau government to impose their carbon tax on Saskatchewan if they don’t implement one themselves.

The quirky little traffic flow issue in northeast Estevan is no more. The widening project on King Street from Bannatyne Avenue to Pine Avenue is complete.

In a letter to the editor published on the Leader-Post’s website on June 11, Beatty Navid of Regina wrote, “As I watch the ongoing protests against the closure of STC, I’ve come to the conclusion that this is a prime opportunity for the unions, vario

There's a harsh reality about the CFL pre-season: The Saskatchewan Roughriders could have lit a trash can on fire, put it at the 55 yard line and watched it burn for three hours Saturday night and it would have as much to do with how they'll play in

Perhaps the most interesting, and applicable, presentation offered at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Regina May 2-4 was one on refracs.

As a newcomer to Southern Saskatchewan, I’m constantly in awe of the majestic landscapes, the natural beauty and the amazing wildlife in the region.

Cheers: Cheers to the city workers and contractors who worked late into the night to fix the transmission line break on Perkins Street. It was great to wake up to running water again.

Earlier this week I received a surprise news tip and ended up spending a bit of my afternoon at Woodlawn Regional Park admiring some classic vehicles.

It was 1999 while on a flight home from a business meeting. I didn’t realize then that within a few days it would never again be possible. In short, I was invited to enter the cockpit of the plane and speak with the pilots.

Lately I’ve been researching how to create a do it yourself escape room. I have loved the ones that the Estevan Public Library put on.