Month: June 2016

Emergency Crews Respond to Elevator Rescue

By Kindersley Social, June 25, 2016  At 7:39 a.m. on June 25, Kindersley Fire was dispatched to an elevator rescue on 1300 block 15th Street West. Crews performed electrical shut down of elevators, performed rescue operations and removed victim. Crews left scene at 8:13 a.m. No other details are released.

Kelly Insurance: Professional Liability Insurance

Commercial General Liability  –  Directors & Officers Liability Mistakes Happen.  Every company can make a mistake at some point.  For example, your expertise is relied upon and a negative outcome ensues due to your provided advice. A client can become enraged, call their attorney, and look to you for reimbursement. Protecting yourself only makes good… Continue reading Kelly Insurance: Professional Liability Insurance

What will Brexit do to Britain's place in the world?

By Julian Borger, The Guardian, June 25, 2016  Britain still belongs to the UN security council, the G7 and Nato – but there are questions over its diplomatic clout As far as Britain’s place in the world is concerned, withdrawal from the EU will not immediately bring the whole edifice tumbling down, but it will… Continue reading What will Brexit do to Britain's place in the world?

West Virginia flooding death toll rises to 26

By Thomson Reuters, June 25, 2016  Some areas received 250 millimetres of rain, more than 100 homes damaged Parts of West Virginia have been left devastated by historic rainfall and flooding, which is now blamed for the deaths of 26 people. Rescue efforts continued on Saturday to rescue hundreds of people stranded by the floodwaters. Read full article… Continue reading West Virginia flooding death toll rises to 26

Saskatchewan kids launch Radisson rock museum

By Alicia Bridges, CBC News, June 24, 2016  ‘I don’t think I’ve seen anybody come through that wasn’t just thrilled,’ says father Chris Tyreman Judah Tyreman, 12, and his sister Avi, 7, might just be the youngest people in Canada, or even the world, to launch a gem museum. The young collectors opened the doors last… Continue reading Saskatchewan kids launch Radisson rock museum

5 ways Brexit could hurt Canadian pocketbooks

By Sophia Harris, CBC News, June 25, 2016   Brexit could affect everything from Canadian housing prices to your savings At 8:27 yesterday morning, financial adviser Rona Birenbaum sent out a mass email to clients, telling them not to panic. She explains she wanted “to help them manage the inevitable emotional response to this kind… Continue reading 5 ways Brexit could hurt Canadian pocketbooks

Fiery crash on Hwy 400 leaves 5 dead, vehicles 'completely unrecognizable'

By The Canadian Press, June 25, 2016  Victims of the crash include 2 children, 3 adults, police say Five fatalities and several injuries were reported in a fiery multi-vehicle crash Friday night on Highway 400 in north Toronto when a car drove into the back of a transport truck. Paramedics pronounced five victims dead at the… Continue reading Fiery crash on Hwy 400 leaves 5 dead, vehicles 'completely unrecognizable'