Month: March 2016

Klippers Need to Win Again

Kindersley Social, March 26, 2016  The Kindersley Klippers are looking for another win tonight in Game 5 of the Quarter Finals hosted by the Battlefords North Stars. Read last game’s victory here GO KLIPPERS GO! For the latest news and information on all things Kindersley, ‘Like’ our Facebook page below..  

Canada's Carey preparing for 3-4 Page playoff at women's worlds

Source: John-Chidley-Hill, The Canadian Press, March 25, 2016  SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. — Chelsea Carey’s just going to have fun out there. The Canadian skip will lead her Calgary-based rink against Russia’s Anna Sidorova on Saturday afternoon in the 3-4 Page playoff of the women’s curling world championship. Carey triumphed in a do-or-die round-robin game against… Continue reading Canada's Carey preparing for 3-4 Page playoff at women's worlds

Starbucks U.S. food waste plan has Canadian food banks 'delighted'

Source: Solomon Israel, CBC News, March 26, 2016  Canadian food banks are already working with Starbucks on a local level A new plan by Starbucks to end food waste at its U.S. locations by donating all unused food to the needy won’t be coming to Canada just yet, but similar initiatives already exist on a local level… Continue reading Starbucks U.S. food waste plan has Canadian food banks 'delighted'

Red Deer man arrested after Canada-wide warrant

Source: David Bell, CBC News, March 25, 2016  Alexander Michael Talbot was wanted in connection with death of Dawson Cramer Police have arrested a Red Deer, Alta., man charged with manslaughter and vehicle theft after issuing a Canada-wide warrant early Friday, RCMP said in a release. RCMP Major Crimes Units have taken Alexander Michael Talbot, 24, into custody.… Continue reading Red Deer man arrested after Canada-wide warrant

A Royal Night Out: Kindersley Screen Arts

Kindersley Screen Arts Presents: A Royal Night Out Date: March 26th,  4:00 PM – Location: Sunset Theatre On V.E. Day in 1945, as peace extends across Europe, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret are allowed out to join the celebrations. It is a night full of excitement, danger and the first flutters of romance.     Our Sponsors: 

Tribunal dismisses $50,000 fine against CP

Source: Brian Cross, The Western Producer, March 24, 2016  Canadian Pacific Railway has successfully appealed a $50,000 penalty for failing to meet a government-imposed grain shipping target in 2014. The fine was levied after a Transport Canada investigation determined that CP failed to meet a government imposed mandate requiring the railway to move at least… Continue reading Tribunal dismisses $50,000 fine against CP

TAXPAYERS FEDERATION SLAMS TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT'S 'SPENDY MCDEBTFACE' BUDGET

Source: Aaron Wudrick, Taxpayer.com, March 22, 2016  Trudeau government budget projects an additional $95 billion in new federal debt by 2020 – quadruple the Liberal’s own 2015 platform estimate By 2020, program spending to rise by $44 billion, or 16 per cent, faster than population growth and inflation No commitment to return to a balanced… Continue reading TAXPAYERS FEDERATION SLAMS TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT'S 'SPENDY MCDEBTFACE' BUDGET

Klippers Win 4-1 !

Source: Craig Stein SJHL.com, March 25, 2016  The Kindersley Klippers prolonged their season, beating the Battlefords North Stars 4-1 to force a fifth game. After a scoreless first period, Coby Downs opened the scoring for the North Stars with a short-handed marker less than three minutes into the second. The Klippers took things over from… Continue reading Klippers Win 4-1 !