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In my line of work as a weekly news journalist, there’s a hefty amount of repetition that comes with the job. Hey, it comes with the territory when your ‘beat’ is rural Saskatchewan.

I’ve been thinking a lot about my dad lately. I think much of it has to do with how the schedule for sports has played out. Like the Indy 500 running uncharacteristically late in the season so the memory is fresh.

It is sometimes strange how one thing leads to another when you write a regular column on a rather specific topic like agriculture, which I have been doing for more than three decades now.

Water is essential to life and we need it to exist.With water pollution and the problems it creates becoming more prevalent, encouraging people to take an active role in testing local water quality is increasingly important andurgent.

Statements from officials need clarification Recently, The Outlook published letters from Mayor Ross Derdall and Councillor Maureen Applin in response to an earlier letter from Justin Turton.

It is the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Of course, having an international film festival in 2020 comes with its own unique set of complications, so the international part of the festival became surprisingly literal.

Dear Editor: So good to see the recognition and thanks for service given to retiring Mayor Bob Maloney.

There are clearly differences between rural voters and urban votes in this province. But as we approach the provincial election this fall, it’s worth recognizing that the gap between the two may not be quite as big as you think ...

Yorkton Council had two interesting proposals to discuss Monday at its regular meeting.

The farm sector should be smiling over the prospect of what a recent science accomplishment could mean. It was recently reported at www.producer.com that “on Aug.