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Month: March 2021
The Tint Doctor: Keep Your Vehicle Looking New
The virtually invisible film will keep your vehicle looking newer longer- without changing the design features or color- by protecting vulnerable areas. Preserving the finish of your vehicle with paint protection film (PPF) keeps your vehicle looking newer longer, and can enhance the resale value of your vehicle in the future. For the latest information… Continue reading The Tint Doctor: Keep Your Vehicle Looking New
How Safe Is the AstraZeneca Vaccine? Some Safety Questions Have Been Answered
Source: CBC News, March 20, 2021 Wondering about bleeding, blood clots and low platelet counts? Read on. As Canada announced it is recommending the use of the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine for those 65 and older, some countries overseas resumed its use after clearing safety concerns. More than a dozen countries in the European Union —… Continue reading How Safe Is the AstraZeneca Vaccine? Some Safety Questions Have Been Answered
Remember the 15th Century Bowl Found at Yard Sale? It Just Sold for $722,000
Source: DAVE COLLINS, AP News, March 20, 2021 An antiques enthusiast came across the Ming Dynasty-era piece and thought it could be something special when browsing a yard sale. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — An exceptionally rare 15th century porcelain bowl made in China that somehow turned up at a Connecticut yard sale and sold for… Continue reading Remember the 15th Century Bowl Found at Yard Sale? It Just Sold for $722,000
Problem Weeds and Weed Management Options
By Sarah Sommerfeld PAg, Agri-Environmental Specialist, Outlook A weed can be any plant growing in the wrong place at the wrong time. A weed can also be described as any non-native plant that has been introduced outside of its natural habitat. Based on this description, a weed is often referred to as an invasive plant,… Continue reading Problem Weeds and Weed Management Options
2022 Pilot Program Will See Saskatoon Police Use Body Cameras
Source: Alexander Quon, cbc.ca, March 20, 2021 Cameras will provide greater transparency and accountability. A report presented to the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners on Thursday confirmed that approximately 40 cameras will be deployed early next year as part of a pilot program. The force says a “phased and systematic” rollout of more cameras will… Continue reading 2022 Pilot Program Will See Saskatoon Police Use Body Cameras
Confirmed: Canada To Receive Vaccines From US
Source: Alexander Panetta , cbc.ca, March 20, 2021 Canada will return the doses to America later this year. Canada is about to get a big boost in vaccine doses, with a first cross-border shipment from the United States, as the southern neighbour ever-so-slightly eases the tight grip on its supply. The White House confirmed Friday… Continue reading Confirmed: Canada To Receive Vaccines From US
Klippers 50K Lotto Winner Announced
This year, the Iron Horse Junior Klippers 50K Lotto was a fantastic success. For several weeks, the Klippers took to social media to help promote this year’s lotto. On the morning of the draw date, March 13th, 2021, the pot was at $65,000 and still growing. At 8:30 that night, the Klippers held a live… Continue reading Klippers 50K Lotto Winner Announced
Mischief, Motor Collision, and Fraud Make up Rosetown RCMP’s Latest Calls for Service
In addition to the below calls, there were 44 traffic related charges issued and 2 false alarm calls. On February 12th, RCMP received a report of: -an erratic driver on Highway 7. Members were unable to locate the vehicle. -fraud in Elrose, SK. There was insufficient evidence to proceed with charges. -harassing communications. There was… Continue reading Mischief, Motor Collision, and Fraud Make up Rosetown RCMP’s Latest Calls for Service
Rare Disease Transmitted by Birds and Bats Found in Alberta
Source: Kirby Bourne 630CHED, globalnews.ca, March 19, 2021 Respiratory infections with flu-like symptoms like cough, fever, chills and headache, are the known symptoms. Teams from Alberta Precision Laboratory and the University of Alberta have discovered that a rare pulmonary disease linked to bats and birds has made its home in Alberta. Histoplasmosis is a fungal… Continue reading Rare Disease Transmitted by Birds and Bats Found in Alberta