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The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding their first meeting of 2017 on Wednesday, February 15 at 7; 00 p.m. at SIGN on North Street.

How’s that old saying go again? ‘You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone’? That phrase can be applied to many situations, and when I think about the rural landscape and where we call home, I believe it more than applies to the small town busin

It can be difficult to convince people to buy new stuff. Sure, some like the rush of replacing their old things with new replacements, but when your old stuff works fine it’s hard to justify getting a replacement.

Far be it for me to suggest the Saskatchewan Party government shouldn’t do something about high civil service wages.

It was interesting to see Prime Minister Justin Trudeau use his father’s good will with China to beg, on behalf of the Canadian canola industry, to keep sending canola to China with 2.5 per cent dockage.

If you are ever caught waking up on the job or elsewhere where it might be embarrassing, I recommend you strike a reverent pose and as you open your eyes say, “…we ask this in the name of Jesus the Lord. Amen.

As someone who advocates for official development assistance (ODA), I often hear protest about helping others before helping ourselves. What most don’t seem to realize is that foreign aid pays huge net returns for Canada.

In my second year of university, I was arranged to share a dorm with a student with a penchant for photography.

It is at the beginning of a new year when many of us take stock before looking ahead, and with this in mind I hope you will join me in a little journey of discovery. This little journey, of course, has to do with me and also with a story I read.

Labelling has become a confusing element of the food sector.