The impact of a possible invasion of Ukraine is being felt around the world – including here in Regina. Olena Shvian, the President of the Ukrainian National Federation, Regina Chapter is concerned for her family who lives in the Ukraine. “It’s just so unpredictable,” Shyian said. “My family lives across the field from Boryspil Airport, […]
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) calls on the federal government to provide tax relief and rein in some spending to ease the rising cost of living. According to a report from Stats Canada, consumer prices increased by 5.1 per cent. Franco Terrazzano, the federal director of the CTF, said inflation is one of the key […]
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 […]
For the first time in 3 years – the Oscars have a Host – or three. It was announced today that three funny women will take the helm of Hollywood’s brightest night. The 94th academy awards will be hosted by Wanda Sykes, Amy Schumer, and Regina Hall. All three women have previous credits that have […]
The online fundraiser that raised over $10 million for the ‘Freedom Convoy 2022’ has been removed by GoFundMe. In a statement, the online fundraising platform said, “GoFundMe supports peaceful protests, and we believe that was the intention of the Freedom Convoy 2022 fundraiser when it was first created. We now have evidence from law enforcement […]
The Conservative Party has ousted Erin O’Toole as their leader. In a secret-ballot vote Wednesday morning, the Conservative MP’s decided to vote out their leader after just 17 months and one failed election. The MPs voted 73 to replace O’Toole, while 45 MPs voted to continue to endorse his leadership. Now the Conservative Party will […]
One million of the 6.8 million dollars that have been raised for the ‘Freedom Convoy’ has been released by GoFundMe. The fundraising page was launched earlier this month by Tamara Lich, and she stated she was looking to raise money to cover the convoy’s fuel, food, and lodging expenses. GoFundMe was originally holding back the […]
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is sending out letters to verify if those who received pandemic aid were eligible for help, and they are warning of a potential need for repayment. This marks the second time that the CRA is mailing Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) recipients as part of a process to verify the […]
The RCMP has issued a warrant for Michael Gordon Jackson. Investigators believe individuals may be assisting Jackson in evading police – noting that this activity may lead to criminal charges. It is believed that Jackson is with his daughter, 7-year-old Sarah Jackson. Mariecar Jackson – the girl’s mother and Michael’s ex-wife, has not spoken to […]
The number of grain bags being recycled is up 25 percent in Saskatchewan this year. Clean Farms operates the recycling program and stakeholder manager Kim Timmer says farmers in this province have turned in almost 16 hundred tons of used grain bags for recycling. That’s up from almost 13 hundred tons last year. She says […]
