Opinion

You might wonder why horse racing would be part of an agricultural column. Well, it was not so long ago that horse racing fell under the jurisdiction of the provincial agriculture department, although that changed.

It wasn't the biggest news story you read last week nor was it the most political. But it was a nice story ... and nice reminder that this country still works. And it comes along a time when some of us may be beginning to harbour other thoughts.

Google, I use it for almost everything. It was interesting when changes came and the search engine began guessing what you were looking for beginning a few years ago now, I believe.

52 points or one point, it doesn't matter to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. It probably doesn't matter much to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers either.

I think fall is the most superior of all the seasons. Sure, each season has its certain charms. Consider summer. Everyone loves summer.

Fans of the Toronto Blue Jays look to the Baltimore Orioles and say, "Why can't we do that?" The Orioles, whipping boys for at least the last 10 years in the American League East, are suddenly threatening to win baseball's toughest division, sending

'Tis another political campaign season, and finally things are about to get interesting. There are two races I will be watching closely for the next six to eight weeks, even though I will be permitted to vote for only one of them.

Editor's note: Following the publication of a letter of apology to the public from a young offender who had been involved in a spray-painting vandalism event at St.

Of the 42 players who suited up in the Black and Gold Game at Estevan Bruins training camp on Sunday, 34 of them were still in the picture to make the team on Monday.

There have been discussions held recently among business organizations such as the chambers of commerce, mayors, councillors and provincial administrators regarding the pros and cons of providing communities the opportunity to establish a small addit