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Five Leafs prospects at the world junior championship

The Maple Leafs have five players representing their respective countries at the world junior hockey tournament: William Nylander, Sweden Team: Toronto Marlies Position: Centre The Maple Leafs’ top prospect since they drafted him eighth overall in 2014, Nylander could well be the most talented player in this tournament. He leads the American Hockey League in… Continue reading Five Leafs prospects at the world junior championship

Ex-Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos expects return to baseball next month

A two-month break from the grind of the baseball off-season has been good for formerToronto Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos. It has given him a chance to introduce some balance in his life and spend more time with friends and family. He’s also mulling over potential work options and expects to return to the… Continue reading Ex-Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos expects return to baseball next month

NEW – 15 Overlord Cres., Kindersley- L201519

  $355,000 LEGAL DESCRIPTION:  Lot 1 Block 102 Plan 75S30161  SIZE/STYLE & LOT SIZE: 1376 sq. ft. bi-level on a 9537 sq. ft. lot  EFFECTIVE AGE:    Built in 1976  TAXES:    $3400 in 2015  UTILITIES: Power- $70 Gas- $90 MAIN LEVEL:                                   The side entrance opens to a stairway to the main floor and basement. The L-shaped living… Continue reading NEW – 15 Overlord Cres., Kindersley- L201519

Point Returns To Team Canada

Helsinki, Finland – Hockey Canada revealed the 23-man roster for Canada’s National Junior Team ahead of the 2016 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship on Sunday. Included in the final roster are seven players currently playing in the Western Hockey League. Both Joe Hicketts (Kamloops, BC / Victoria Royals) and Brayden Point (Calgary, AB / Moose… Continue reading Point Returns To Team Canada

Kindersley Holiday Hours

The Town of Kindersley wishes you and your loved ones a safe and happy holiday season!   [column size=one_half position=first ] THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24 OFFICE – CLOSED WCEC – CLOSED WASTE & RECYCLE – 8AM-NOON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25 OFFICE – CLOSED WCEC – CLOSED WASTE & RECYCLE – CLOSED SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26 OFFICE – CLOSED… Continue reading Kindersley Holiday Hours

Woolly mammoth tusk found in gravel pit near Saskatoon

Workers at a gravel pit near Saskatoon have made a fascinating discovery. In October, workers at Inland Aggregates noticed an odd object while stockpiling gravel. They quickly called the Royal Saskatchewan Museum for help. Researchers there confirmed the object was a mammoth tusk. “Conservation of ivory from fossil animals is extremely delicate,” said museum curator… Continue reading Woolly mammoth tusk found in gravel pit near Saskatoon

5 neat seat features at Regina's new Mosaic Stadium

As work continues at Regina’s new Mosaic Stadium, more and more seats are being installed. Officials say the green Solara seats being installed by Irwin Seating of Grand Rapids, Michigan, are an upgrade from what Saskatchewan Roughrider fans are used to. While they don’t have upholstery, electric bum-warmers or folding trays, there are a few features… Continue reading 5 neat seat features at Regina's new Mosaic Stadium

Search over for wandering cheetah; B.C. authorities question person of interest

VANCOUVER — Conservation officers have called off the search for a cheetah last seen roaming a highway in British Columbia’s Interior late last week. Insp. Joe Caravetta of the Conservation Officer Service said Monday that there have been no reported sightings of the stray cat since it was originally spotted in the Kootenay region last… Continue reading Search over for wandering cheetah; B.C. authorities question person of interest

Stunning aurora display wows Whitehorse

Social media in Yukon was abuzz Sunday night thanks to an incredible display of northern lights. This year’s “solar maximum” — the peak of an 11-year cycle when more solar flare energy is being released into space, causing auroral activity, likely means a big year for aurora watchers. According to the territory’s Auroracast, conditions should be favourable for more… Continue reading Stunning aurora display wows Whitehorse