Opinion

It was the strangest thing. When I write I usually am able to express more plainly and evidently what I think or feel as opposed to simply talking with someone. But, I had never before had tears come to my eyes as I relayed my thoughts to a page.

Recently I had a couple of experiences which really focused my thinking on the depopulation of rural Canada. The first was a short fishing trip out to the old Togo Bridge.

Weyburn has been a city now for a full century, and thus a very full and busy schedule of ceremonies and celebrations have been scheduled to mark this auspicious occasion.

Something might be getting lost in the never-ceasing debate our citizens are having over how garbage is collected from the businesses and residences in Estevan and subsequently deposited in a landfill.

Several weeks ago the passing of Dr. Henry Morgentaler was noted in the media. While part of the nation was saddened by the passing of this man, others were jubilant. Now, I cannot say I sided with either.

Marna's Musings

In the last couple of weeks NBA teams have been wheeling and dealing, searching for players to strengthening their team for the upcoming season.

Wetlands have become something of a hot topic issues for farmers over recent years.

Hockey great Sidney Crosby, Olympic soccer star Christine Sinclair and PGA Tour player Graham DeLaet will garner their share of votes this December as Canada's athlete of the year, but a relatively new name - James Hinchcliffe - will be part of the m

The Saskatchewan Roughriders came out with their most-impressive showing of the season on Sunday, trashing the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 37-0 before a season high crowd of 37,323 fans at Mosaic Stadium.