Source: cbc.ca, February 15, 2021 The idea of a stick library for dogs originated in New Zealand and has since spread around the world. A family in Saskatoon has come up with an innovative way to keep dogs happy during this frigid winter. Recently, David Carter was looking for ways to keep his ten-year-old son… Continue reading Stick Library Created for Dogs by Saskatoon Family
Month: February 2021
Fish for Free!
Get out and enjoy some free fishing! Free fishing weekend continues to run from now through Family Day on February 15. No fishing licenses are required (excluding national parks). Regulations and limits still apply. See saskatchewan.ca/fishing for more information. Always remember to check ice thickness before venturing on ice and make sure your shelter is… Continue reading Fish for Free!
Sonshine Kennels: Who Is Really in Charge? Man or Beast?
Have you ever been with someone who has an unruly pet-constantly jumping up on you, nipping your hands or clothing, growling, lunging at you, slobbering on you or constantly barking while trying to visit with your friend? Yep, we have all been there, maybe this even paints the scenario of how your dog behaves and… Continue reading Sonshine Kennels: Who Is Really in Charge? Man or Beast?
Small Earthquake Shakes Banff Last night
Source: Sarah Rieger, globalnews.ca February 14, 2020 Canmore’s mayor also reported feeling the quake. A 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit Banff, Alta., on Saturday evening. Taimi Mulder, an earthquake seismologist with the Geological Survey of Canada, confirmed the earthquake struck six kilometres north of the mountain town, near Cascade Mountain, at 6:33 p.m. MT. Read the… Continue reading Small Earthquake Shakes Banff Last night
Facts About Jane Austen, the Beloved Author
Author Jane Austen is best known for Pride and Prejudice, however, during her life, the writer completed six novels (in addition to other writings), and her works are still relevant over 200 years later. Austen’s works have come to define the Regency period, while her name seems to encompass the social milieu, manners, and tastes… Continue reading Facts About Jane Austen, the Beloved Author
The History of Valentine’s Day
You might think of Valentine’s Day as a modern holiday meant for sugary impulses, however, this heart-shaped holiday has an ancient and fascinating story, or rather, mystery. As it turns out, nobody really knows the true history of this holiday, even historians find themselves arguing over its exact traditions. The day is named, of course,… Continue reading The History of Valentine’s Day
WHL Will Host East Division Hub in Regina
Source:Brendan Ellis, Marc Smith, regina.ctvnews.ca, February 13, 2021 WHL players and staff from East Division clubs will start self-quarantining on Feb. 20. The Western Hockey League announced it has been granted approval by Saskatchewan public health officials to host a hockey hub in Regina. The league’s seven Saskatchewan and Manitoba teams – which make up the… Continue reading WHL Will Host East Division Hub in Regina
Mandatory Hotel Quarantine for Travellers Come Into Effect Feb. 22nd
Source: Nicole Bogart, ctvnews.ca February 13, 2021 In addition to these measures, beginning on Feb.15, people arriving in Canada by land borders must also show a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival. New measures forcing air travellers to foot the bill for a mandatory hotel quarantine after arriving in Canada will come… Continue reading Mandatory Hotel Quarantine for Travellers Come Into Effect Feb. 22nd
$400M Funding Will Soon Be Available to Clean up Orphan Oil Wells in Alberta
Source: Staff The Canadian Press, globalnews.ca, February 13, 2021 Alberta Energy Minister Sonya Savage has said the money will help preserve the environment while creating jobs. Alberta and the federal government say another $400 million in funding is available to help clean up inactive oil and gas sites in the province. The money includes $100… Continue reading $400M Funding Will Soon Be Available to Clean up Orphan Oil Wells in Alberta
Liberal Government Set to Introduce New Gun-Control Legislation
Source: The Canadian Press Staff, ctvnews.ca February 13, 2020 The ban covers some 1,500 models and variants of what the government considers assault-style weapons. The Liberal government is poised to introduce legislation as early as next week aimed at strengthening gun control. The long-promised bill would flesh out last spring’s ban of many firearms, propose… Continue reading Liberal Government Set to Introduce New Gun-Control Legislation