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This fall voters will trek to the polls twice amid the uncertainty that is sure to remain pertaining to COVID-19. The presence of COVID is certainly going to put new pressures on the process of democracy, both at the provincial and municipal level.

Some games wear the label 鈥榗lassic鈥� easily. Backgammon is most certainly one of those, with its origins dating back thousands of years.

Since childhood, I have preferred a few close relationships over many superficial ones. Media platforms such as Facebook are too big for me. Too intimidating, and too artificial. Nevertheless, realizing the times, I try.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society has always been about promoting horticulture and gardening, so here is something new from the group! Do you have an unusual plant? Take a photo and submit it to our website for our new feature 鈥淢ystery P

There will soon be basketball to watch again, and as a bonus it will include the Saskatchewan Rattlers. The Canadian Elite Basketball League recently announced it will be playing a two-week tournament in St.

Last week Premier Scott Moe announced a major plan in terms of agriculture in Saskatchewan; a multi-year, multi-billion dollar expansion of irrigation. The focus on irrigation isn鈥檛 exactly a new idea in Saskatchewan.

Response to Star Phoenix article I read the article entitled 鈥淔amily members mortified by treatment of mother with Dementia in Care Home鈥� in the June 30, 2020 edition of the Star Phoenix.

For reasons that are probably going to be rather obvious the more you read this column, there was a day last week in which I seemed to feel more Canadian than I actually did on Canada Day.

I am an expert golfer, provided the holes involve windmills, castles or glow-in-the-dark options. Mini-golf I can do. The big game鈥攏ot so much.

The first creamery in Yorkton was established by shareholders in 1891, closing a few years later for lack of funds when some members had forsaken their pledges.