Opinion

It’s a good thing that Estevan’s city council is finding time to turn their attention to some of our city’s failing leisure services infrastructures.

The Editor, Over the course of my schooling as well as my everyday life, I have been privileged enough to spend time with several educational assistants.

It’s a good thing that Estevan’s city council is finding time to turn their attention to some of our city’s failing leisure services infrastructures.

Editor’s note: This is a letter sent by SaskPower’s Mike Monea to James Glennie, president of Saskatchewan Community Wind.

Last month I wrote a column on snowploughing children (go to www.weyburnthisweek.com and check out the March 13th issue if you missed it).

Interested observers are anxious to hear an announcement about an addition to the British royal family as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge await the birth of their second child.

I’m a firm believer in fixing things at home before you try to fix things elsewhere. People disagree with me and that’s fine, we all have our own opinions.

Disclaimer: The views of this column are not those of the reporters, but are simply being presented in order to discuss issues and topics.

Do you recall those good old days dear diary when local and provincial governments actually attempted to dictate what hours retail businesses could be open? Now it seems, only businesses that serve liquor have hours of operation regulated, and those

The Editor, Recent spotlights focused on Creative Saskatchewan have unfairly painted a negative picture of an organization that has been of great assistance to numerous creative producers in Saskatchewan, including the small book publishing company t