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Soon we will be celebrating Easter, one of the holiest and most confusing events on the Christian calendar. Easter itself is pretty straightforward. Almost everybody knows what it's about.

Premier Brad Wall's detractors tend to criticize him for jumping into costly big-dream ideas without properly examining them first.

They are The Senators. Every morning they come together and take their accustomed places at the table.

The news that СÀ¶ÊÓƵ East Cornerstone School Division was going to receive less money from the province than last year indicates to us that the Ministry of Education still has a lot of homework to do before unleashing its new province-wide funding for

Looks like variety night once again for this column, boys and girls, because there was so much happening that I find worthy of caustic commentary. Students at a university in Maryland were instructed to "unplug" for a day as part of a social survey.

This won't be the election that sees the federal Liberals make many inroads in Saskatchewan.

The other day I made a quick pit stop at my local grocery store to grab the onions I needed to make a pot of borscht (beet soup). It's one of my favourite types of soup to eat and I finally had a recipe I was dying to try out.

This week I would like to talk about Nurses. I believe every family needs to have a nurse to help safely navigate through our health system.

The good news is that my wife got her income tax refund cheque the other day. We're just waiting for the bad news. Oh, it'll come, make no mistake.

Bullies: we have all seen them, they're pushy, loud and mean. But not all bullies fit the profile, especially today's bullies. They are not as easy to spot.