Opinion

Ever since I moved to Western Canada, I’ve had a yearly ritual that has been as predictable as the sequence of the seasons, themselves: my annual scramble to find the best deal on a flight back home, to the Maritimes, for the holidays.

As I sat enjoying a cup of tea at a local shop, I noticed the words on the back of a young man’s T-shirt. I waited until he and his family got up to leave before speaking to him.

“It is going to be really hot while I am gone, so you are in charge of watering the flowers in the yard.” That is what Sara said to me at the beginning of August, just before she left town for a week.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders edged the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20-18 in a rain soaked game. The contest went right to the wire, when kicker Tyler Crapigna hit a 29-yard game winning field goal with no time left on the clock.

While surfing the waves of Pinterest, I recently came across some eye makeup that reminded me of the 1980’s fictional singing sensation Jem.

Cheers: Cheers to the two gentlemen who helped a woman with broken windshield wipers on Sept.

Millennials: Much-maligned or martyrs? By Lynne Bell Summer is (sadly) behind us, but a survey launched by the non-profit U.S.

Being that I like learning about different cultures and the past, one of the tidbits of knowledge that stuck with me over the years was that in China during the Three Kingdoms period a tradition developed for children picking what career they would f

Every dog has their own set of personality traits that makes them unique and it is impossible to predict a dog’s behaviour solely on its breed type. Instead of breed banning, it is important to make owners accountable

To the Editor: During the last provincial election, we heard a lot about the unpopular things the Roy Romanow government had to do following nine years of Grant Devine’s Progressive Conservative government.