Month: February 2016

U of R Cougars' Noah Choboter is savouring his golden moments

Source: Regina Leader-Post, Ian Hamilton, Feb 28, 2016 Noah Choboter can handle seeing his name in lights. The University of Regina Cougars swimmer did just that Saturday at the CIS championships in Quebec City after he finished first in the men’s 100-metre backstroke. It was just the second gold medal in U of R swimming… Continue reading U of R Cougars' Noah Choboter is savouring his golden moments

Sask. Premier Brad Wall says he 'won't be signing' national carbon tax agreement

Source: CBC News, CBC Staff, Feb 27, 2016 The Federal government says some form of carbon pricing is coming, but Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says he won’t be signing for it. On Saturday, Wall posted to his Facebook page saying it’s not the time for a new national tax, including carbon. “In case you’re wondering, I won’t be… Continue reading Sask. Premier Brad Wall says he 'won't be signing' national carbon tax agreement

Jean Norman Skating Competition: Kindersley Grabs Silver in the Spin Events

Kindersley Social, Feb. 27, 2016 2016 Jean Norman Skating Competition Well done to the Kindersley Skaters, grabbing silver in the spin events! There is no entry fee for spectators and we hope to show the skaters what a great supportive community our town of  Kindersley can be, so head on down! Good Luck Skaters! For the… Continue reading Jean Norman Skating Competition: Kindersley Grabs Silver in the Spin Events

The Tint Doctor: Vinyl Signage

Custom Vinyl Lettering is made from high performance vinyl with special low initial tac adhesive to allow repositioning but yet still have excellent durability (Minimum of 7 year exterior life). Excellent for both automotive and interior wall lettering.  Easy to apply on all walls… even textured. Once we have your lettering request, the cast vinyl is… Continue reading The Tint Doctor: Vinyl Signage

Castle Building Centre: Rules of Home Security

The Seven New Rules of Home Security Gone are the days that you can leave your door unlocked and you can still expect to be safe. Sadly, times have changed. Having no home security system and compromising safety can spell the difference between life and death. According to the FBI, an estimated 8,632,512 property crime… Continue reading Castle Building Centre: Rules of Home Security

Federal government says some form of carbon pricing is coming

CBC News, Feb. 26, 2016 The federal Liberal government remains determined to set a national price on carbon emissions, despite the vocal opposition of Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall. And a widely cited price of $15 per tonne will not be the starting point, according to federal sources who spoke to The Canadian Press. Prime Minister… Continue reading Federal government says some form of carbon pricing is coming