The federal government’s temporary GST cut is getting mixed reviews from Saskatchewan businesses. Consumers in Canada are getting a GST cut to things like food, restaurant meals and children’s clothing. How will this affect Sask. businesses?Photo by Christinne Muschi /Bloomberg While local business groups agree it’s a good idea, some are wondering if the benefit … Read more
A Florida mom-from-hell held her 14-year-old daughter’s head underwater in a bathtub until she drowned, according to police. Another child and a roommate who lived in the home in the town of Poinciana found Kelsey Glover, 35, in the process of killing her child, Giselle, in an upstairs bathroom Wednesday, Sheriff Marcos Lopez told reporters … Read more
“We are a Christian organization. We understand that is traumatizing to folks,” said Mustard Seed CEO James Gardiner. The Mustard Seed CEO James Gardiner speaks at a Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce event.Photo by Michelle Berg /Saskatoon StarPhoenix The CEO of the Alberta-based non-profit selected to set up shelter spaces in Saskatoon says it’s working … Read more
As the PWHL prepares for its second season with new rules designed to increase offence, the league appears to be on solid footing. Boston Fleet goalie Emma Soderberg dives across the goal crease to stop Montreal Victoire’s Claire Dalton during mini-camp scrimmage this week. In the PWHL’s first season, goalies were better than the snipers.Photo … Read more
Éric Duhaime says he will discuss his options with party members during a convention this weekend in Victoriaville. Éric Duhaime, leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec, is mulling whether he would run for a National Assembly seat in a byelection expected to be called next year in the riding of Arthabaska.Photo by Allen McInnis … Read more
Page Six has the daily lowdown on everything Taylor Swift, from Eras Tour updates to fan theories, glimpses into her relationship with Travis Kelce, and more. TAYronto is back this weekend, with the globe-trotting superstar kicking off a second string of Eras shows in Toronto, Canada, Thursday night. Swift sent the crowd into a screaming … Read more
“Economists are not big fans of temporary measures,” Eric Girard says in response to Ottawa removing GST for some items during the holidays. Quebec will do a “serious analysis” of Ottawa’s measures to scale back some taxes during the winter, Finance Minister Eric Girard says.Photo by Pierre Obendrauf /Montreal Gazette QUEBEC — The Quebec government … Read more
Meghan Markle is peeling back the curtain on her and Prince Harry’s private holiday plans — and the icon who once joined them. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, told Marie Claire Friday that she and her husband’s Thanksgiving party is “always pretty low-key” and that they treasure “being so close” to her mom, Doria Ragland. … Read more
From celebrity collaborations to star athlete ambassadors, the premium sportswear brand is behind a lot of buzz. On LightSpray running shoes. Photo by On Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through our links on this page. We caught up with Dan Schade, general manager of On Americas, to learn more about the … Read more
The no-pants trend is still going strong — just ask Christina Aguilera. Last night, the pop star, 43, took the look for a spin, wearing holiday-approved gold hot pants at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the reopening of H&M’s Times Square flagship store. Clad in head-to-toe H&M, Aguilera made the light-reflecting bottoms the focal point of … Read more
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