As King Nebuchadezzar’s dream recorded in chapter 2 concludes, a giant stone appears and smashes the preceding four empires to dust that dissipates, leaving nothing behind.

Saskatchewan’s dry land farmers have proven many people wrong. The first was John Palliser, who made an 1857 to 1859 expedition through here to help the British secure the territory from the Americans.

I just wanted to send a note to say both congratulations and thank you!! I spent many years in journalism and still believe it is all about mission and passion.

A woman was telling me about the day her grandson headed off to his first day at school. His dad talked to him before the big day, explaining that there were going to be many different types of children at school…

The soccer world is waiting to see just how good Edmonton’s Alphonso Davies might become. The 19-year-old phenom is already known as one of the best players in the world, but is he Gretzky good?

With newspapers struggling to stay afloat, not only because of the Coronavirus pandemic, and with Facebook and Google becoming the advertising medium of choice, you wouldn't think that would be the first choice for a business start-up.

After spending the past twenty-eight years in southwest Saskatchewan, I moved back to Kindersley this week, the place of my birth.

The pagan king aroused from his sleep, disturbed by a dream that seemed significant, but he couldn’t remember it! His wisemen and counselors that he depended upon weren’t able to help him.

As the short 14-day spring sitting was drawing to a close NDP Opposition leader Ryan Meili penned a letter to Premier Scott Moe with an usual demand.

I would like to congratulate Kate Winquist on her exciting new venture as she brings to Kindersley, the many surrounding communities and farms a printed newspaper once again.

Did you hear about the guy who was trying to steal all the head statues at the museum? Apparently he got busted.

He’s got the ready-made nickname — the Monster from Muenster. Now. Saskatchewan’s Logan Hofmann has the next few years to try to live up to it.

After we had crossed the Trans-Canada Highway at the tricky intersection and begun driving north I was in uncharted territory.