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I鈥檓 seven years old. It鈥檚 Christmas morning, 1992. My brothers and I are too giddy for our own good, feeling like鈥�well, kids on Christmas morning.

鈥淲ell, it looks like it will be him and me around the tree,鈥� the woman said pointing to her husband with a smile. 鈥淲e鈥檝e done it before, we can do it again,鈥� she explained as we talked about Christmas plans.

It is that time of year when thoughts turn to scratching names off seasonal gift lists. Typically, the older one is, the more challenging it is to buy them gifts, simply based on them having a home full of things accumulated over years and years.

I鈥檓 all tangled up, but not in Christmas lights. In information and misinformation. In wondering how my Christian faith intersects with the point of a needle. A vaccination needle.

Gardeners, we鈥檙e just days away from the winter solstice. For gardeners, even though it marks the first day of winter officially, it also marks the shortest day of the year. The solstice happens around 4:00 AM on Monday, December 21.

While novels are a great diversion, there are times when you only have a few minutes, or your focus is fleeting, when short stories are just the ticket.

How to deal with the challenges of agriculture 鈥� weeds, disease, insects 鈥� without immediately turning to crop protection products is always a question to explore.

The latest round of public health orders surrounding COVID-19 seem to be focused around what is cheapest, rather than what has the highest risk. The most aggressive rules surround private gatherings - which, naturally, have no real cost to implement.

As we approach Christmas, Saskatchewan remains caught in the middle of a epicentre of rising COVID-19 cases. To the east of us, Progressive Conservative Premier Brian Pallister announced Manitoba鈥檚 lockdown measures will extend past Christmas.

At the regular meeting of Yorkton Council if one looked down the agenda one would have seen a budget item for the upcoming City budget. In December that is hardly surprising.