Saskatchewan’s defence, shown during a pre-season game with Alberta, has struggled through the first half.Photo by Michelle Berg /Saskatoon StarPhoenix Coach Scott Flory calls the Canada West football standings “a mosh in the middle,” and those gyrations are indeed something to behold. It means that even with Flory’s University of Saskatchewan Huskies holding a disappointing … Read more
Also: Access to Île Bizard is restricted for the Presidents Cup golf tournament. Traffic goes to and from Île-Bizard as the Royal Montreal Golf Club hosts the Presidents Cup in Montreal on Tuesday September 24, 2024.Photo by John Mahoney /Montreal Gazette Traffic trouble spots to watch out for this weekend in the Montreal area: Île-aux-Tourtes … Read more
Russia could begin ‘lethal’ attacks if Ukraine uses western missiles (Picture: AP) Foreign intelligence has warned that Russia will likely conduct ‘lethal attacks’ against the West if Ukraine is allowed to use long-range weapons. Ukraine has long been asking for permission to use Western drones to help in its fight against Russia, but the US and UK … Read more
A Saskatoon history buff questions whether the names we apply in Saskatchewan do a good job of reflecting our shared history and reconciliation. Part of the Peggy McKercher Conservation Area is seen in May of 2013 in Saskatoon, Sask.Photo by Richard Marjan /sas On Sept. 1, a small an unremarkable piece of riverfront land in … Read more
(Picture: Metro.co.uk) In the UK, October is Black History Month (BHM). It has been celebrated in the UK for decades now, but just what is the month all about, when did it start – and why do we celebrate it in a different month to the US? What is Black History Month? A national celebration, … Read more
SaskPower’s plan to expand wind power is smart because Saskatchewan has among the best inland wind resources in the country. A wind turbine stands tall in a field in part of the new Golden South Wind Energy Facility on Tuesday, June 14, 2022 near Assiniboia. Sask.Photo by KAYLE NEIS /Regina Leader-Post Wouldn’t it be great … Read more
Heavy rain caused havoc this morning across many parts of the UK (Picture: PA/Metro) There was chaos this morning as a deluge of rain overnight caused flooding in several parts of the country. As shown on our map, 65 flood warnings are currently in place, with much of central England affected, as well as the … Read more
Natasha was last seen walking near Bateman Street in Soho (Pictures: Tracy Kawalik) Friends of a woman who has been missing for a week have shared their fears for her safety after she was last seen on a night out in central London. Natasha Reddington-Romanov, 55, was last seen walking from Trisha’s in Soho, London, … Read more
Sarah Badshaw is facing multiple charges for her alleged participation in a car theft scam when she posed as a buyer Sarah Badshaw is facing several charges laid by Peel and Toronto police.Photo by Peel Regional Police Badshaw was an alleged player in an auto theft scam. The suspects targeted the owners of luxury SUVs, … Read more
Take in the Nuit Blanche festival, Ride for Refuge, a weaving workshop, an art opening, a comedy show and hear about a local art collection. Cyclists participate in a past Ride for Refuge event in Saskatoon.Photo by Courtesy Kerry Reimer /Supplied photo 1 — Explore a night art show 2 — Raise funds for local … Read more
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