Opinion

As another spring drags on for Prairie farmers, hot days always seeming followed by days of cloud and rain there is a bit of good news for farmers.

It's happened again and again. I just don't understand our federal politicians when it comes to outright refusal to consider offers being made to Canada by the Turks and Caicos Islands. They want to join Canada and Johnny Baird said no way.

The Energy City is the place to be active this summer and, dare we say it, the place to be energetic. The options for leisure that abound around Estevan and our neighbouring communities are truly astounding.

It is one of the most anticipated sporting events on the calendar--at least in my house. Not amongst my whole family you understand-just me. No, it's not the Olympics.

It was a show that most Saskatchewanians loved or loved to hate. Corner Gas depicted what it was like to live in small town Saskatchewan and for those of us in small towns we found parallels in the characters with people we knew in real life.

When you have written a weekly opinion column on agriculture for more than a quarter of a century you learn inspiration can come from some rather unusual places.

Tanya's Tales

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce celebrated business excellence once more with the WEYBEX Awards, presented on Friday evening, and many of the winners will now be eligible for the provincial ABEX Awards, to be presented by the Saskatchewan Chamber of

Now that the provincial Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure has persuaded a few of their soldiers to venture into the wilds of southeast Saskatchewan to perform a few perfunctory duties, we see a build up of confidence within our province's road

So what do teachers get out of their profession? I mean, besides a decent paycheque, what are the real wordly rewards? I was thinking about that on Sunday as I listened to a song and then some conversation about what we, as students, reaped from our