By CBC News, August 8, 2016 Lots of popular vacation spots threatened by the spread of Zika You might not be one of millions of people heading to Rio for the summer Olympics, but chances are you have your sights set on a southern winter getaway. But before you book your reservation, researchers in Saskatoon… Continue reading Sask. researcher warns winter travellers to avoid Zika-stricken areas
Month: August 2016
Bus exhibit raising awareness on global issues rolls into Regina
By CBC News, August 7, 2016 The 53-foot custom mobile exhibit uses photos, film and audio to help bring stories of global change to life A multi-media museum on wheels has rolled its way into Saskatchewan. The 53-foot, custom mobile exhibit is called Together: An exhibition on global development. Read full story here…
Regina rugby camp aims to grow sport, inspire future Olympians
By Brian Rodgers, CBC News, August 7, 2016 Sask. Rugby was inspired to put on a camp for kids because of rugby sevens making its Olympic debut Kids aged three and up had full rein of the Regina Rugby Club pitch on Sunday. They were learning the basics of the sport, including how to move in… Continue reading Regina rugby camp aims to grow sport, inspire future Olympians
Sask. premier to name interim deputy premier today
By CBC News, August 8, 2016 Former deputy premier Don McMorris resigned Saturday after being charged with impaired driving Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is expected to name an interim deputy premier today, following the impaired driving charge and subsequent resignation from cabinet of Don McMorris Saturday. Wall said in a statement Saturday that he’ll be naming an… Continue reading Sask. premier to name interim deputy premier today
Meet some of Canada's keenest astronaut candidates
By Emily Chung, CBC News, August 8, 2016 Doctors, teacher, fighter pilot, Mars One candidate among those vying to go to space Canadians have a shot at being hired as an astronaut for the first time since 2009. The Canadian Space Agency is accepting applications for two astronaut positions until Aug. 15. The recruitment campaign… Continue reading Meet some of Canada's keenest astronaut candidates
Que. government advisory group not recommending pit bull ban: draft document
By Jocelyne Richer, The Canadian Press, August 7, 2016 QUEBEC — For all the talk about banning pit bulls in Quebec, an advisory panel convened to look into the fate of those dogs doesn’t appear to be biting on a controversial call to prohibit the dogs. There’s no mention of banning the breed from a government-appointed… Continue reading Que. government advisory group not recommending pit bull ban: draft document
TransCanada stresses pipeline safety as Energy East hearings start
By CBC News, August 8, 2016 National Energy Board starts regulatory hearings into proposed pipeline in Saint John on Monday Calgary-based TransCanada Corp. will stress its commitment to safety and concerns for the environment as the National Energy Board begins its public hearings into the proposed Energy East pipeline project. The hearings before a three-member panel… Continue reading TransCanada stresses pipeline safety as Energy East hearings start
Canada's Penny Oleksiak wins 2nd medal of Rio Olympics
By Callum Ng, CBC Sports, August 8, 2016 Toronto swimmer powers to silver in 100-metre butterfly Canada’s Penny Oleksiak powered to a silver medal in the 100-metre butterfly final in Rio on Sunday night. It is the second medal for Canada at these Games, both coming from the pool, following a bronze in the women’s 4×100… Continue reading Canada's Penny Oleksiak wins 2nd medal of Rio Olympics
Rivers West Mobile Playground: Sports Day
Town of Kindersley & Rivers West Mobile Playground Present to you: SPORTS DAY! Join us August 9, 2016 for crafts, games and lots of fun activities. We require all applicants to pre-register and must be ages 5-11. August 9, 2016 10:00AM – 2:30PM West Central Events Centre Please Contact WCEC at 306-463-1820 Please bring a PEANUT… Continue reading Rivers West Mobile Playground: Sports Day
Future Blades D-Man Representing Russia At Ivan Hlinka Memorial
By Saskatoon Blades Staff, August 7, 2016 Future Saskatoon Blades defenseman, Mark Rubinchik, will be playing on the international stage this week representing Russia at the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament. The 26th edition of the Hlinka opens Monday, with action taking place in both Breclav, Czech Republic and Bratislava, Slovakia. Rubinchik was selected 7th overall… Continue reading Future Blades D-Man Representing Russia At Ivan Hlinka Memorial