Source: Kyle Bakx, cbc.ca, January 26, 2020 Whitecap Resources and Enhance Energy use carbon capture technology to stash emissions far below the surface. Banks, grocery stores, pop makers — it seems like every day, another company is pledging to become a “net-zero” emitter of greenhouse gases — at some point years or decades in the… Continue reading Through Carbon Capture, Two Oil Companies Say They’ve Reached ‘Net-Negative’ Emissions
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Patty Brotzell-Close Provides 33 Years of Child Care
By Joan Janzen “Children are the only future of any people” is a slogan of Playcare Children’s Services, which opened its doors on Jan. 11, 1988. Yes, exactly 33 years ago, Patty Brotzell-Close began her childcare program in Kindersley. Having had experience working with children with special needs, Patty moved to Kindersley and discovered there… Continue reading Patty Brotzell-Close Provides 33 Years of Child Care
Visiting a Vet During COVID
Many of us have been putting off health and wellness appointments due to COVID-19, and a visit to the vet is no exception. While most veterinary offices across the country are now open for regular checkups and non-emergency care, some of us remain cautious about visiting – potentially jeopardizing our pet’s health. “Most veterinary offices… Continue reading Visiting a Vet During COVID
Fourth SREDA Indigenous Economic Development Scholarship Awarded
The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA), Saskatchewan Indigenous Economic Development Network (SIEDN) and Great Plains College were proud to award the fourth SREDA Indigenous Economic Development Scholarship (SIEDS) to Chelsie Dawn at a virtual presentation ceremony on January 22. The SIEDS scholarship was created in 2018 to recognize leaders in the Indigenous community by… Continue reading Fourth SREDA Indigenous Economic Development Scholarship Awarded
How to Manage Financial Stress for Better Mental Health
Although a constant worry for many of us, financial stress may be worse than ever during the pandemic. With employers cutting jobs, businesses shutting down and demand for financial assistance programs increasing, our mental health is taking a hit. Research shows that for those who are already living with mental health challenges such as dementia,… Continue reading How to Manage Financial Stress for Better Mental Health
Kindersley RCMP Are Requesting the Public’s Assistance
On January 18th, 2021, Kindersley RCMP investigated a theft where a suspect was identified through video surveillance. Upon approaching the suspect’s residence for further investigation, the suspect fled on foot. A foot chase ensued, but police were unable to apprehend the male. Neighbourhood enquiries and further enquiries have not yet led to the suspects apprehension.… Continue reading Kindersley RCMP Are Requesting the Public’s Assistance
Kindersley and District Co-op: Confirmed positive case at the Kindersley C-Store Location
There has been a confirmed positive COVID case at the Kindersley C-Store Location. Please review the media release below for further information. We wish their employee a speedy recovery! For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ the Kindersley Social Facebook page below…
Extreme Cold Warning to Last Today and Into Tonight
Today, periods of very cold wind chills are expected as an Arctic ridge of high pressure continues to bring frigid temperatures to areas of the province. Temperatures of -30 C along with winds of 10 to 15 km/h will produce wind chill values of -40 C or colder. Temperatures are forecast to moderate somewhat as… Continue reading Extreme Cold Warning to Last Today and Into Tonight
‘Anti-Microbe’ Hand Sanitizer That Was Distributed to Schools Recalled by Health Canada
Source: Alexandra Mae Jones, ctvnews.ca, January 25, 2021 The products are being recalled because the level of benzalkonium chloride in them is twice the amount allowed for personal or domestic use. TORONTO — Health Canada has announced a recall for a number of “Anti-Microbe” hand sanitizer products, some of which were distributed to schools in… Continue reading ‘Anti-Microbe’ Hand Sanitizer That Was Distributed to Schools Recalled by Health Canada
Dr. Shahab Receives Outpouring of Support After Protest Outside His Home
Source: Emily Pasiuk, cbc.ca, January 25, 2020 There was an outpouring of support for Shahab on Twitter. People condemned the protest and others used the hashtag #IStandWithShahab. Regina police have confirmed a small protest took place outside the home of Saskatchewan’s chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab on Saturday. In a news release, police… Continue reading Dr. Shahab Receives Outpouring of Support After Protest Outside His Home