Fighting continued in Ukraine overnight and Saturday but the capital city of Kyiv hasn’t been overtaken, according to Ukrainian military sources. Invading Russian forces have been moving towards the capital city in the third day of hostilities. A residential building in Kyiv was hit by a munition but officials said there were no casualties as […]
International reaction to the Russian invasion of the Ukraine is coming swiftly – with promises to crush Poutin’s economic power. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with Ukrainian President Zelensky before he addressed the nation today – showing solidarity with the people of Ukraine. “Russia’s actions stand in direct opposition to the democratic principles that generations […]
It seems the latest moves involving the crisis in Ukraine, are now in motion. Wednesday night, in a televised address, Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country’s troops were involved in an operation in eastern Ukraine. This is primarily the separatist held areas in the Donbas region. Putin went on to say “Our plans are […]
A strong indigenous female candidate is a rare find in Saskatchewan politics. Saskatchewan’s political landscape is typically dominated by white men. The promise of diversity presented itself when Betty Nippi-Albright suggested that she may be running for the leadership of the Saskatchewan NDP, a post vacated by Ryan Meili. In a post made to Nippi-Albright’s […]
The federal government announcing today that the usage of the emergency act is being revoked. The move comes as truck convoy protests in Ottawa and other areas of the country appear to be coming to a close. Trudeau says the usage of the act was justified due to police forces across the country not having […]
If you bought a lottery ticket for the February 15th Lotto Max draw – you might be 20 million dollars richer! The winning Lotto MAX ticket was sold outside of the Regina and Saskatoon regions and the prize has not yet been claimed. It is the 2nd time in two months a lottery ticket worth […]
Drums and an honor song followed a pipe ceremony this morning on the Keeseekoose First Nation. What would follow – the stories of children. Children who never made their way home. Children taken from their families. Children that until now have not been acknowledged. “Seeing your kid leave your house in the morning time, not […]
The Premier of Saskatchewan’s stance on freedom rally protestors blocking trade routes and overtaking Ottawa is being questioned by some today. In an interview with CBC last night – Premier Scott Moe was asked if he supported the trucker convoy occupation of bridges and roadways across the country. “It’s certainly going to get everyone’s attention […]
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is ending the vaccination pass program effective February 14th, 2022. The announcement was made during a press conference where the Premier sat alongside Chief Medical Health Officer for the province Saquib Shahab. “Don’t lose a friend or family member to this virus,” advises the Premier – stating that vaccination pass has […]
A big change was made within the City of Regina last night. Chris Holden was fired as City Manager after a special Council meeting. Mayor Sandra Masters says with new projects beginning to develop within the city over the next year, new leadership was needed. “Really to have someone come in a year from now, […]
