Opinion

When it comes to health and the environment, we are lazy and hope for quick fixes. We know there are incredibly beneficial things that can change our lives for the better.

Events such as the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown in Yorkton always hold a special interest for me.

The song "How Do You Like Me Now?" by country star Toby Keith blared through the speakers at Mosaic Stadium early Sunday evening, immediately after the Saskatchewan Roughriders had fought back to beat the B.C.

Politics is a realm of our societal make up that is both needed and unwanted. The simplest of societies use politics to build the frame work on which their culture and civilization is built and governed.

Events such as the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown in Yorkton always hold a special interest for me.

If I hear this statement one more time, I'm going to scream. The only thing worse than this, is the parent who allows it to be said.

Boston Red Sox World Series triumph was all about Big Papi and Little Koji.

Kids need to be active and with recent changes to certain schools in Canada, I'm not entirely sure if they can be. First an elementary school in Toronto bans all types of balls that aren't foam, followed by a school in B.C.

Did you take a moment to pause and silently reflect on November 11? If you remembered to do that, around 11 a.m., that was even better. If you muttered a little prayer of remembrance under your breath, better yet.

On the day leading up to Remembrance Day I started thinking again, of the young men, and yes, a few women who provided the ultimate sacrifice in the name of democracy, time and time again.