Opinion

Editor's note: The Grade 7 class directed by teacher Angela Smeltzer at Pleasantdale School completed their research into environmental issues shortly before the end of the academic year.

While we can't say we are vehemently opposed to the establishment of another speed zone within city limits, we have to raise the question as to why our city's administration, management and law enforcement teams would feel that it's necessary to expe

As talk of a new football stadium in Regina heats up, talk of the need for it and fairness in paying for it are heating up as well.

The Editor: I am writing this letter to show my heartfelt support to Maggie Dupuis, Melanie Jordan and the family of Mary Mack in making a very difficult decision, conceived out of anguish and carried forth in desperation, to come to the public forum

That was one nice birthday present for Carter Chamblin.

Residents of Saskatchewan can celebrate a major anniversary in July, five years ahead of the rest of Canadians.

So school is out and the young people will be up to some healthy and perhaps not so healthy summertime pursuits and I don't mean adding a new app to keep them quiet on a trip to the mountains that they probably won't even bother looking at.

What's in a name? Words are given meanings and these can carry with them an abundance of underlying significance. Anything can be described in multiple ways, but depending on how it is referred to the meaning can change completely.

For Quebec, July 1st is not only Canada Day, but also moving day. Moving at this time of the year costs you an arm and a leg, but people do it because their leases are up and school ends.

Casual baseball fans may be in for a surprise when they study the rosters of the American and National League teams for the mid-season classic, this year scheduled for July 10 at Kansas City.