Opinion

By the time this is printed, I will have just passed my one-year anniversary as a member of Team Observer and as a returning resident of the province of Saskatchewan.

While Canada and Saskatchewan mosey along toward a reduction in greenhouse gases, there are encouraging signs being posted along the way that suggest taking the “clean coal” route, at least as a short-term (40-50 year) solution, has been a good one.

Just hate to say it, but this lack of interest by that Harper boy in appointing moi to the Canadian Senate, is starting to wear on me. It’s becoming somewhat personal, and I’ll tell you why.

I was quite distraught to hear that Kramer Ltd., Saskatchewan’s Caterpillar dealer for 70 years, is being sold to Finning.

Predicting the price of oil and when it will recover is a total waste of time except for those who like to give it a shot regardless of being wrong.

I have been spending a lot of time on the golf course these days and I am getting familiar with terms like mulligan being used by players. So, I decided to do some research and see exactly what the term mulligan means.

In a study conducted earlier this year a ParticipACTION Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth showed that Canadian youth are failing when it comes to playing outside.

Something to celebrate: Make Canada Day 'July long' Lynne Bell As I write this, we are heading into a Canada Day which falls on a-wait for it-Wednesday.

Hi. My name is Jamie Harkins and I am the new sports reporter at the Estevan Mercury . I would like to be considered your contact for any stories or photo opportunities that may emerge from the Estevan sports world.

The Editor, Now that Parliament has recessed for the summer and MPs are back in their local ridings, it’s worth reminding local Saskatchewan-area constituents how their elected officials voted on a bill that would have enshrined a national dementia s