Across the province, the Government of Saskatchewan is expanding rapid COVID-19 testing options for asymptomatic individuals. A strategy has been created to deploy more than 700,000 rapid point-of-care tests received through a federal government allocation. These safe and simple tests will be used in a variety of settings including walk-in or drive-thru sites, mobile testing… Continue reading Rapid Testing Kit Use Being Expanded Across Sask.
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The Power of One Person Showing Up
By Joan Janzen A quote I heard stated, “I’m not reckless. I take calculated risks … I’m just bad at math.” This might be our federal government’s explanation for their senseless reckless spending. Almost everyone has heard the reports of Canadians returning to Canada who were forced to quarantine at an undisclosed location because their… Continue reading The Power of One Person Showing Up
Celebrating 37 Years with LaBelle Boutique!
On February 14th, 1984, Frances McManus opened the doors to LaBelle Boutique, and she has been keeping ladies fashionable ever since. She recently marked LaBelle’s 37th anniversary this past Valentine’s Day and celebrated over three days with treats for her customers. “I’ve always had a loyal clientele who come from far and wide, and I’ve… Continue reading Celebrating 37 Years with LaBelle Boutique!
Rosetown RCMP Calls of Service From Feb. 19th To 25th
On February 19th, Rosetown RCMP received a report of an abandoned vehicle on Highway 4 north of Rosetown, SK. The vehicle was towed as it was a road hazard. They also received a request for a mental health act complaint. Members transported the subject of complaint to Rosetown Hospital for assessment. A report was called… Continue reading Rosetown RCMP Calls of Service From Feb. 19th To 25th
Jeremy Patzer: My Letter To Bill Blair Regarding Their COVID Travel and Border Restrictions
Conservatives are calling for a plan to secure Canada’s economic recovery – endless lockdowns simply can not be the only solution. But the Liberals keep advancing their agenda & imposing sweeping rules & restrictions that have major consequences for all Canadians. Here is a letter I wrote to Bill Blair about their travel and border… Continue reading Jeremy Patzer: My Letter To Bill Blair Regarding Their COVID Travel and Border Restrictions
Canada’s Housing Market Could Start To ‘Overheat’
Source: Staff The Canadian Press Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says there are early signs of what he called “excess exuberance,” with people maybe expecting the recent increases in prices to go on indefinitely. Macklem says the central bank is seeing early signs that people may be purchasing homes solely because they believe prices… Continue reading Canada’s Housing Market Could Start To ‘Overheat’
The Challenges of Fire Calls in Extreme Weather
The Kindersley Fire Brigade does an excellent job of responding to calls no matter what the weather is, and, as we all know, in Saskatchewan, we can wake up with snow in the morning and be barbequing in shorts and a t-shirt by 6 p.m. Firefighting is a challenge, but when extreme weather conditions are… Continue reading The Challenges of Fire Calls in Extreme Weather
Crop Insurance Coverage in Sask. To Reach Record High
Source: Hannah Jackson, globalnews.ca, February 26, 2021 Coverage will reach a record level of $273 per acre. Crop insurance coverage in Saskatchewan is going up due to higher commodity prices, and rates are going up as well, but the premium cost per dollar of coverage continues to decline. Saskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer and the… Continue reading Crop Insurance Coverage in Sask. To Reach Record High
No Charges Filed Against Tiger Woods After Crash
Source: Stephanie Dazio and Doug Ferguson The Associated Press, globalnews.ca, February 25, 2021 The crash is said to have caused “significant” injuries to his right leg and he has underwent what was described as a “long surgical procedure”. Tiger Woods is not expected to face any charges in relation to his accident Tuesday, Los Angeles… Continue reading No Charges Filed Against Tiger Woods After Crash
Sask NDP Wants Province To Implement 15% Cap on Food Delivery Fees
Source: Jonathan Guignard, globalnews.ca, February 24, 2021 Ontario has capped third-party delivery fees to 15 per cent on delivery fees and a cap of 20 per cent inclusive of all fees. The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the province to cap third-party delivery fees at 15 per cent to help restaurant owners save money. On… Continue reading Sask NDP Wants Province To Implement 15% Cap on Food Delivery Fees