Opinion

Different generations sound distinct notes in music survey

March 21, 2019

The music industry has undergone one of the biggest revolutions over the past three decades. A countrywide survey by Research Co. provides a fresh look at how Canadians are...

Winter driving isn't easy

February 28, 2019

Last week, I performed the usual routine: unplugged the car, started the motor, ignored the cold and swept the snow off the windows with a broom. Then I went back inside ...

Forty-one per cent of Canadians fear racism is on the rise

February 7, 2019

Over the past couple of years, concerns about racism have entered the realm of international politics. We have witnessed some electoral success by xenophobic parties in ...

Local Library Survey Opens the Book on Assiniboia

January 31, 2019

By Dan Archer The Palliser Library’s Community Assessments were made available online on January 25, revealing many interesting details about Assiniboia as well as the ...

What are dreams?

January 24, 2019

By Dan Archer Dreams are an assortment of clips, images, sensations and memories happening during the REM stage of sleep. Most of us have several dreams throughout the ...

Climate change could chill Liberals’ chances in next federal election

January 3, 2019

Last month, about 200 governments around the world agreed to set newer targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in ...

Has the Internet Age ruined Journalism?

November 29, 2018

By Dan Archer This November – Dawna Friesen – previously a correspondent for NBC News and now the chief television anchor and executive editor of Global News, recently ...

Celebrating Thanksgiving

October 11, 2018

Canadian Thanksgiving is somewhat invisible – a long weekend in early October – a day of tradition pitched between summer luxury and Christmas in December. Sure, Jour de l’...

Global vaccination awareness needs another shot in the arm

October 2, 2018

A few weeks ago, the World Health Organizationexpressed great concern over the low rates of childhood immunization observed in some European countries. Research by medical ...

Dangers of webcam hacking

September 27, 2018

Webcams, once optional equipment for PCs, are external cameras attached by USB cables, or they could be built-in on your computer. These micro-cameras are capable of ...

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Ladies Bonspiel in Assiniboia was a success

March 19, 2019

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A very dry January for southern Sask.

January 31, 2019

Although snowfalls throughout January 26, along with a rain-snow mixture on January 27 brought much needed moisture to Assiniboia and region, this winter is still unusually...

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Southland Co-op raises over $2,830 during Fuel Good Day

September 27, 2018

The preliminary totals for Co-op’s Fuel Good Day amounted to 28,317.05 litres pumped in Southland Co-op locations in Assiniboia, Coronach, Lafleche and Mossbank. A donation...

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First Assiniboia Scouts Host Annual Car Derby

March 19, 2019

First Assiniboia Scouts hosted youth from the Moose Jaw Scouts for their annual Kub Kar Rally on Saturday, March 9. Twenty-five youth from Assiniboia and Moose Jaw ...

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JUNO-nominee James Hill and Anne Janelle are performing in Assiniboia

March 19, 2019

The Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) along with its member Arts Councils are proud to present James Hill and Anne Janellein concert. Hill and Janelle have ...