March brings warmer weather, a little mud (if you’re lucky), an awakening of gophers (if you’re less lucky), and the piano tuner.

Municipal planners in Toronto are getting an early start on arranging the Stanley Cup parade route, which will be held shortly after the Maple Leafs win their first National Hockey League title since 1967.

For his entire professional golfing career, Tiger Woods has been chasing the legendary Jack Nicklaus’s major-title record of 18. Now, he has another immortal to try to emulate — Ben Hogan.

Discovering a new passion is a lot like falling in love for the first time. In the beginning, you just cannot get enough of it, and you wonder what you ever thought about before.

Many of you in rural Saskatchewan would be quick to agree that the problem is always Regina where the decisions on running the province are made.

A man and his wife were sound asleep at 5 in the morning, when the husband felt the soft nudge of his dog’s nose repeatedly pushing his hand. Thinking his dog needed to go outside, the husband dragged himself out of bed.

On March 4, 2019 – an election year – Prime Minister Trudeau stood and emphatically stated “I will always fight for Canadian jobs.”

No government has ever been a paragon of virtue when it comes to unaccountable to taxpayers.

This saying aptly describes today’s version of free speech: “I love free speech. I also love ignore, mute and block.”

Canadian hockey fans are blessed with the best of the four National Hockey League divisions.

On Good Friday, April 14, 1865, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated at Ford’s Theatre in Washington by John Wilkes Booth, an actor, who thought he was helping the south.

There are a number reasons why we take good, ol’ SaskPower for granted … and maybe sometimes even dislike it.

If goaltending quality were used to rate the Canadian teams in the National Hockey League, mark the Montreal Canadiens down as the presumptive champion of the North Division this summer.

Politicians seldom get enough credit for making the tough decisions they don’t want to make or that they know people won’t like.

How one person can A ten-year-old asked, “What’s the difference between a banana and bananas?” His answer: “One is just a banana, the other is crazy.”

Prairie folk love a weather story. We mark certain years, even decades, by memorable weather events, and use storms or extreme temperatures or even winds as a yardstick for recalling other important happenings like weddings or births.

Few of us would want to be in the unenviable spot that Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has found himself in for most of the past 11 month.

After almost a full year without their drug of choice, thousands of Canadians will finally be able to get their fix, starting this weekend.

A husband and wife appeared before a judge during divorce proceedings. The judge asked, “You have three kids; how will you divide them?”

When the tumult and the shouting dies, Donald Trump will be seen by all but the feeble-minded as the worst president in American history.