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Dear Editor, My son recently had five day stay at Yorkton’s mental health residence at Pine. My reason for this letter is twofold. First, I want to thank all the nurses and staff for the excellent care they provided my son while he was at Pine.

Some years Thanksgiving comes and goes and it seems little more than a day off from the drudgery of our 9-to-5 lives, and a reason to consume too much turkey and pumpkin pie.

We often hear that if we don’t learn from history’s mistakes, then we are doomed to repeat them.

Fencing is the word describing the erection of a fence on our property, no foiling (pun intended)! Marion has been busy adding a nice white fence to the front portion of our yard, which matches the rest of the fence at both sides and the back.

Archon: Battle of the Dragon #2 Written by John J. Perez Art by Marco Maccagni Action Lab Entertainment The more I delve into Archon the more I am liking Marco Maccagni’s art.

When 24 people decide they want to be on Yorkton city council, and four decide they want to be mayor, it sends a message that is hard to ignore: people are not happy with the status quo.

Viewed in the distance through a car window, the hills that border Saskatchewan’s Qu’Appelle valley appear soft and gradual. They lie. For years I said I’d like to climb one of those infant mountains; sure I could reach the top in minutes.

This week I find myself perplexed by the millennial notion of love. We have the tools and the voice to spread our thoughts across the globe, yet our topics end up shallow because our minds are too narrow.

One of the more common things I hear when it comes to disagreeing with ‘new’ ways of doing things because we have a lot of ‘new’ people in our country is that we need to be more culturally sensitive with how things are done in other countries, so it’