麻豆视频

Issues of fundamental, ethical principles are always the most difficult for politicians to handle.

If I wanted to, I could get a doctor's note for the last few columns I've missed. It would read: "Please excuse the absence of Nils's column. He actually should be found in the Obituaries. Not his column. Him.

For Prairie farmers the start of 2011 must truly be a case of deciding whether they want to look at the year ahead as a situation of the glass being full, or being empty.

Appeals court ruling on marriage commissioners

Jennifer's Journal

She runs around the house throwing clothes, toys and necessities into the black duffle bag her parents gave her for Christmas. "For when you need it," her dad said, holding back tears.

To say that Saskatchewan's health care system is in a state of flux is an understatement. It appears as if the hits just keep on coming, no matter what side of the political spectrum you happen to be on.

Just a few things bothering me this week. The first one is the fact we're in the dead of winter right now. Not much anybody can do about that, so we'll skip that topic. Let's just say this one thing about the weather though.

The recent news of long-time New Democrat Pat Atkinson's pending departure from politics reminds us of an important turning point for the NDP.

The problems with proportional representation