Opinion

Like the rest of the world, our household experiences good times and some not so pleasant; be they health challenges, unexpected financial expenses or just plain old ‘trials of life’, some things are easier to navigate than others.

Cheers: Cheers to the Estevan 60 and Over Club for the cribbage games they offer for members every Thursday. Cheers to the volunteers who helped out with a project for the United Way Estevan’s Day of Caring.

I was driving to work a few mornings ago when Slayer’s album Reign in Blood came onto my stereo and I thought, dang, what a great album. I remember thinking how cool it must have been to be a metal fan in 1986 when that record dropped.

Many people think that God is harsh, mean and demanding. As evidence of this, they point to incidences where people did not follow the exact letter of the law and God punished them on the spot.

Like the rest of the world, our household experiences good times and some not so pleasant; be they health challenges, unexpected financial expenses or just plain old trials of life, some things are easier to navigate than others.

I feel like Estevan gets a bad rap at times. I’m a bit disappointed by the negativity I hear about our city. Perhaps I’m lucky that I came from a town of 500 people where we literally never ran out of things to do.

Have you driven down Wellock Road recently? Have you noticed the new addition to the road? Yes, speed humps are now in place, after nine months of debate, public discourse, complaints from the public and speculation on whether it would actually happe

Educators and parents alike have reason to be suspicious about the secretive behind-the-scenes activities by the Ministry of Education as they completely overhaul the public education system in Saskatchewan, with the growing fear that the system may

It’s been four months since the provincial government announced its plans to bring all 12 of the health regions in the province into one mega health region.

When I walk up and down the tee box at the driving range, watching people hit shot after shot, I see their frustration because of their lack of consistency.