Month: August 2016

Man says brother was in wrong place, wrong time at time of fatal shooting

By Lauren Golosky/CJME News Staff , August 12, 2016  The last time William Boushie ever saw his brother Colten, he begged him to stay home. Colten was with his girlfriend and some friends, heading out to a lake near Maymont for the day. William says he wanted his brother to stay home because he was intoxicated and… Continue reading Man says brother was in wrong place, wrong time at time of fatal shooting

Friedro's Clothing & More: Wear Your Label

At Wear Your Label they are big believers in self-care. That’s why each of their garments includes a sewn-in Self-Care tag, as a small reminder to take care of your mental health throughout the day. It’s not selfish, it’s necessary. [column size=one_third position=first ] Anxious but Courageous [/column] [column size=one_third position=middle ] Rebels Like Themselves… Continue reading Friedro's Clothing & More: Wear Your Label

Kelly Insurance: Business Insurance

Our varied business insurance packages encompass coverage for your physical assets such as contractors, equipment, computers,machinery, buildings and stock.We also offer coverage for protection for liability and loss of income. Whether you run an externally or home based business, We can research your options and offer better solutions to  ensure that out of the myriad… Continue reading Kelly Insurance: Business Insurance

'It was a big one': Alaskan fishermen snag nearly 400-pound halibut

By CTV News, August 12, 2016  Two Alaskan fishermen are in the media spotlight after reeling in a nearly 400-pound halibut. Brian Mattson and Doug Corl were on a routine fishing trip through the Frederick Sound passage near Petersburg, Alaska last weekend, when they made the catch of a lifetime. “It’s surprising something that big… Continue reading 'It was a big one': Alaskan fishermen snag nearly 400-pound halibut

U.S. declares health emergency in Puerto Rico due to Zika

By Danica Coto, The Associated Press, August 12, 2016  SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The U.S. government on Friday declared a public health emergency in Puerto Rico as a result of a Zika epidemic. The declaration allows the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to award grants, access emergency funds and temporarily appoint personnel where… Continue reading U.S. declares health emergency in Puerto Rico due to Zika

2 Sask. Party cabinet ministers resigning

By CBC News, August 12, 2016 Environment Minister Herb Cox and Economy Minister Bill Boyd have asked to leave cabinet Less than a week after former deputy premier Don McMorris resigned from his cabinet positions, two more Saskatchewan Party ministers are stepping down. On Friday, the provincial government said Environment Minister Herb Cox and Economy Minister Bill… Continue reading 2 Sask. Party cabinet ministers resigning

Sask. farmers piece together clues to find stolen tractors

By CBC News, August 13, 2016  ‘This all comes down to one elderly gentleman paying attention,’ says tractor owner A Saskatoon farmer tracked down his two stolen tractors by piecing together clues from his network of neighbours. David Husband’s two big tractors vanished from a shed where he was storing them on a neighbour’s property near… Continue reading Sask. farmers piece together clues to find stolen tractors

Walmart on a quest to be Canada's No. 1 grocer

By Sophia Harris, CBC News, August 13, 2016  Walmart continues to steal customers from traditional supermarkets Lucy Martins’ shopping cart is full of food and a few toiletries. She’s loading up for a family road trip and chose to do it at Walmart. “Easier for me, one shot deal,” she explains. Martins says she’s at… Continue reading Walmart on a quest to be Canada's No. 1 grocer

Rosie MacLennan wins gold in women's trampoline

By Pete Evans, CBC Sports, August 12, 2016  Women’s champ from London defends title in Rio Canada’s Rosie MacLennan did it again, winning her second consecutive Olympic gold medal in women’s trampoline Friday in Rio. MacLennan’s trampoline victory four years ago in London gave Canada its only gold at those Games. The King City, Ont., native was Canada’s flag-bearer at last week’s opening… Continue reading Rosie MacLennan wins gold in women's trampoline