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Canadians are fortunate to have an abundance of nature in their backyards – a gift that comes with a tremendous amount of responsibility to protect it.

The best way I can sum everything up in short, is the tour is still a go.

There were 11 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on September 7, bringing the total to 1,662 reported cases.

The Unity RCMP were called to a rural property near the Village of Senlac on Sunday, September 6. The caller reported that someone had shot one of his horses. A member attended and confirmed the horse had been shot with a firearm.

Premier Scott Moe’s recent announcement of $31 million in funding to assist the Saskatchewan Research Council to build a rare earth (REE) processing facility in Saskatoon appears to be political folly geared to feed the narrative of the upcoming elec

Lots for Assiniboia’s townsite were sold by the Canadian Pacific Railway – at this time, the corporation was building a branch line through southern Saskatchewan in October 1912.

I’ve been reading through the book of Ecclesiastes lately. A discourse on life, wisdom and meaning. This is the somewhat depressing book, written by Solomon the Wise and Wealthy King, who concludes over and over that it is all meaningless.

I missed several photographic opportunities as I travelled south of Assiniboia through the prairies on the picturesque 358 to Camp Woodboia on one of the Labour Day weekend’s sunnier days.

Camp Woodboia is situated between Wood Mountain Regional Park and Wood Mountain Historic Park. The camp offers wide spaces for children to play and roam.

Updated to include Assiniboia