Source: Cole Davenport, saskatoonctvnews.ca, October 28, 2020 Preseason exhibition games saw a maximum of 150 fans in attendance, a limit the gate-driven SJHL hopes to have raised for the regular season. REGINA — The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League is tentatively set to begin its regular season the weekend of Nov. 6. The season is slated… Continue reading SJHL Awaits Word on Increased Attendance
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Energy Dodge: Get Your Winter Tires Put on Today!
With the uncertainty of the weather this time of year make sure you don’t get caught off guard. Book your vehicle in today to get your winter tires put on! Book your service appointment with us: (306) 463-4700 For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ the Kindersley Social Facebook page… Continue reading Energy Dodge: Get Your Winter Tires Put on Today!
LUK Plumbing Heating & Electric Ltd: Keep Warm With Us This Winter
The cold weather is coming! Keep warm this fall and winter season with a new heating appliance from LUK! For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ our Facebook page below…
Facebook Supreme Court Threatens Free Speech
By Joan Janzen I found these quotes about free speech. “It’s easier to believe in freedom of speech for those with whom we agree.” Leo McKern (Australian actor). “The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off.” Gloria Steinem (American journalist). If you don’t use social media, you may not be… Continue reading Facebook Supreme Court Threatens Free Speech
Regulation Changes Bring New Training Requirements for Livestock Transporters
By Janelle Smith, Livestock and Feed Extension Specialist, Tisdale Regional Office In 1977, the federal government released the ‘Health of Animals Regulations: Transport of Animals’ to update standards on the welfare of animals in transport. Participants in the amendment process included researchers and veterinarians as well as legal, government, and animal advocacy stakeholders. The updated… Continue reading Regulation Changes Bring New Training Requirements for Livestock Transporters
Edge Realty: #3 Frere Street, Kindersley
For Sale $ 329,000 Listing #L202049 Listing Agent: Edge Realty Description: Size/Style & Lot Size: 1536 sq ft on 2 levels of a 2 Storey home on a 6389 sq ft lot Effective Age: 1984 Taxes: $3503 in 2019 Utilities: $137 month for gas and power FEATURES: 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Main floor laundry. Deck,… Continue reading Edge Realty: #3 Frere Street, Kindersley
Cenovus Energy Shares Drop After $3.8b Deal to Buy Husky Energy
Source: Dan Healing The Canadian Press, globalnews.ca, October 28th, 2020 A huge deal in Alberta’s oil patch was announced. Cenovus Energy is buying Husky Energy. The all-share deal by Cenovus Energy Inc. to buy Husky Energy Inc. for about $3.8 billion will likely spark more mega-mergers among Canadian oil and gas majors, according to a… Continue reading Cenovus Energy Shares Drop After $3.8b Deal to Buy Husky Energy
Canadian Publishers Want Collective Bargaining With Facebook and Google
Source: Erica Alini globalnews.ca, October 28, 2020 Google and Facebook control between 60 and 90 per cent of the digital advertising market, which has become an increasingly vital source of revenue for the publishing industry A group of major Canadian publishers is calling on the federal government to enable the country’s media to collectively bargain… Continue reading Canadian Publishers Want Collective Bargaining With Facebook and Google
Wildcat Strike Could Leave Alberta Health-Care Workers Facing Sanctions
Source: Janet French, cbc.ca, October 28, 2020 The Alberta Labour Relations Board declared the workers’ walkout an illegal strike. Working conditions and the Alberta government’s move to outsource up to 11,000 jobs prompted the job action. Alberta Health Services (AHS) is considering “disciplinary options” for unionized health-care workers who walked off the job earlier this… Continue reading Wildcat Strike Could Leave Alberta Health-Care Workers Facing Sanctions
Moe and Saskatchewan Party Defeat NDP
Source: Stephanie Taylor, The Canadian Press Staff, reginactvnews.ca, October 27, 2020 “This has been an election like no other in our lifetimes,” Moe commented. Scott Moe led his Saskatchewan Party into rare territory Monday winning a fourth straight majority for the longest-serving government in the country. The centre-right party was elected or leading in more… Continue reading Moe and Saskatchewan Party Defeat NDP