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Why Did 15 Volunteers Spent 40 Days and Nights in Cave With No Clocks or Sunlight?

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Source: Brooke Taylor, ctvnews.ca, June 06, 2021 The group of volunteers had no contact with the outside world, no internet, just each other to pass the time. TORONTO — After 40 days in a cave with no clocks and no sunlight, the director of an unusual project designed to test humans’ perception of time says… Continue reading Why Did 15 Volunteers Spent 40 Days and Nights in Cave With No Clocks or Sunlight?

Kindersley Denture Clinic: The Importance of Avoiding Plaque and Tartar

Take Care While Cleaning.  Both complete and partial dentures need to be cleaned daily just like natural teeth. Otherwise, plaque and tartar can build up on your dentures and cause stains, bad breath, and gum problems. Handle your dentures with care. When cleaning, stand over a folded towel or a full sink of water so… Continue reading Kindersley Denture Clinic: The Importance of Avoiding Plaque and Tartar

Thanks to RCMP, Small-Town Alberta Receives Phone Lines

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Making an emergency call in Eden Valley, Alta., got easier last year thanks to an RCMP officer’s initiative to bring more telephone service to the community. The rural area, about an hour and a half drive southwest of Calgary, sits on the Bearspaw First Nation, part of the Stoney Tribal Administration, and home to nearly 700 people.… Continue reading Thanks to RCMP, Small-Town Alberta Receives Phone Lines

Outdoor Sports Return!

Sunday, May 30th, Saskatchewan athletes took to the fields as outdoor sports were recently added to Step 1 of the Re-opening Roadmap. Kindersley Minor Ball recently thanked Volunteers, Coordinators, the Minor Ball Board and the Team Managers for pulling together and kicking the season off in an extremely short amount of time. Kindersley Soccer also… Continue reading Outdoor Sports Return!

Government Supports New Fertilizer Expansion Project

Fertilizer Production Expansion Project Set to Increase Jobs and Exports for Saskatchewan The Government of Saskatchewan supports the Saskatchewan Mining and Minerals Inc. (SMMI) project to significantly upgrade its sodium sulphate plant in Chaplin. SMMI’s $220 million sulphate of potash (SOP) fertilizer production upgrade, once complete, is expected to result in a 50 per cent… Continue reading Government Supports New Fertilizer Expansion Project

Kids, 12 and 14, Charged After Shootout With Police

Source: Jordan Novet, cnbc.com, June 05, 2021 The next version of Windows will bring enhancements for software developers and creators. Microsoft said Wednesday it will unveil “the next generation of Windows” on June 24. The move comes a week after CEO Satya Nadella teased major enhancements to the PC operating system for developers as well… Continue reading Kids, 12 and 14, Charged After Shootout With Police

Brandt to Hire Over 1,000 Employees

Source: Alexander Quon, cbc.ca, June 04, 2021 The company, which is best known for manufacturing agricultural machinery, has described the new positions as a “major investment” in Saskatchewan’s pandemic recovery. The Brandt group of companies has announced that it will hire more than 1,000 new employees by the end of the year. The new positions… Continue reading Brandt to Hire Over 1,000 Employees

Air Canada Condemned for Paying Millions Out in Exec Bonuses

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Source: Erik Bay, globalnews.ca, June 04, 2021 Air Canada informed shareholders its top executives and managers were getting a combined $10 million in stock options and bonuses for their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Members of Parliament from all parties voted unanimously on Thursday to condemn Air Canada for paying out millions of dollars in… Continue reading Air Canada Condemned for Paying Millions Out in Exec Bonuses