Touch of Autumn ends Honeywood’s season
By: Jordan Twiss Despite the traces of red colouring the trees, autumn was a far-off thought at Parkside’s Honeywood Heritage Nursery when it welcomed guests and vendors for its annual A Touch of Autumn event on Sunday, Sept. 20.
Read MoreCarney makes moves, Canadians await payoff
By: Jordan Twiss When Canada-U.S. trade talks fell apart in late August, setting off a new round of tariff tit-for-tat between Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump, Mr. Carney explained to Canadians the reasons why.According to him, Canada’s negotiating team offered to drop remaining retaliatory tariffs on strategic sectors, such as steel, aluminum, […]
Read MoreSolving world hunger is a question of will
By: Calvin Daniels It’s a sunny day. Not warm exactly, but it’s fall in Saskatchewan, so a sunny day is just fine on its own.It is a time when farmers want to be out in the field bringing in the crop, and so it is perhaps the time we most think about how we live […]
Read MoreCan Internationals stay close at President’s Cup?
By: Bruce Penton Lambs led to slaughter. David vs. Goliath. The lions against the Christians. Shooting fish in a barrel. Bringing a knife to a gunfight.Pick your metaphor and it will apply to this week’s President’s Cup golf competition, held every two years and often begging the question: Why?
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