Opinion

A blockbuster trade in 1990 paved the way to a couple of World Series titles for the Toronto Blue Jays and their fans are hoping lightning strikes again in the wake of another major deal.

For the longest time, rural Saskatchewan was far ahead of the rest of province when it came to political trends. The shift began in the mid-1990s when we first began to see the expansion of the oil sector and talk of new potash mines.

Last week, a reader from Lampman called me to discuss a recent opinion piece I wrote entitled "Checking up on our healthcare system.

I have grown to love and, as I type this, occasionally hate couriers. This time of year tends to be pretty busy for me and for the couriers. I do a fair bit of online shopping for Christmas.

When we look at agriculture in the future in this country it is going to look like Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his Conservative Party's vision of the sector.

One week ago at this time the wounds for the Saskatchewan Roughriders were so raw that it was too hard to either look back or ahead.

He said For starters, the ban we are talking about is not about gifts to your kids or a spouse. We are tackling whether the obligation of Christmas gifts to barely seen friends has gotten out of control.

A blockbuster trade in 1990 paved the way to a couple of World Series titles for the Toronto Blue Jays and their fans are hoping lightning strikes again in the wake of another major deal.

Marna's Musings

The beginning I woke up super early Tuesday morning because the heaters in my room were being squeakier than normal. Usually they rattle and bang, but at around midnight, they were strangely loud. But I ignored it and went back to sleep. Then at 2 a.