Opinion

As my gaze lingered on the family members gathered at the gravesite it wasn't just the heat of the extreme August day that flooded over me-it was the warmth of memories represented in the faces of the people; people who were the children, grandchildr

Tanya's Tales

Another week, another win.

I have covered six SJHL training camps, and none of them had as much talent on display as the one just held by the Estevan Bruins.

I don't get it. I just don't get it and probably never will. Twenty little kids get gunned down in an elementary school and the rifle lovers in America state it was the shooter, not the gun that was to blame.

It maybe isn't a massive long home run over the centre field wall, but it's a lot better than an accidental swinging bunt single or a strike out.

Last week I was given the opportunity to take a couple days off from work and with that I decided to travel all the way to Saskatoon to begin my Level 1 coaching certification for volleyball.

Have you ever looked back a few years and wondered just what happened? It struck me recently as I ate a slab of pie at a small little café in Roblin, MB. how things have changed.

Time Magazine described it as "The Year That Changed the World". A bold statement considering the same could, and should, be said about every year of human history. Historians will tell us that our understanding of the past is never final.

That was amazing! I thought we'd hit the peak of intensity when the Roughriders walked into Winnipeg and stole a 23-17 victory two weeks ago. But that had nothing on Saskatchewan's Week 9 CFL game in Vancouver Sunday afternoon.