Opinion

You may recall during the early stages of this Canadian Football League season there was speculation being spewed from this corner. The regular season is over, We get to do a little speculating and assessing again.

The Editor: I thoroughly enjoyed your article. I have been following the remarkable story of Bruno online. Dog are indeed, amazing. My husband and family have had the honour of being part of the lives of several dogs in our lifetime.

The Editor: I am proud to be part of Operation Legacy, in which members and graduates of the War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) program pass on the Remembrance message to the younger generation.

Dear editor: I just read Brian Zinchuk’s excellent article on wind turbines and bird deaths in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

The pipelines connecting southeast Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba’s oil wells to market have changed hands a few times during the years, but it’s been a generation since that last happened.

The numbers are out, and they are indicating a slow rise of online sales versus retail sales.

Decades ago, I studied a Bible college course exploring the biblical book of Revelation. Part of that book spoke of the deaths of godly witnesses and notes that those from “the peoples, tribes, tongues and nations” will see their bodies.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders lost 24-6 to the B.C Lions in their final game at Taylor Field. The Riders didn’t play that well, as indicated by the seven quarterback sacks they gave up on offence.

Now that Halloween is behind us, we’re sure to have a few pumpkins still kicking around. It might be those ones that you didn’t quite get to carving, or the carved ones that are starting to droop and sag a wee bit.

The provincial government has unveiled its new impaired driving regulations, and while they represent a step forward, they aren’t as tough as they could have been, or should have been. Let’s start with the good news.