Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is promising the premiers that he would increase health transfers and a social transfer by at least three per cent every year should he become prime minister. In a letter to provincial and territorial premiers, Scheer says he wants to put the commitment in writing because he anticipates his opponents will […]
Yesterday after work I thought I’d roll on over to the car wash and give my vehicle a long overdue and much needed bath. I was just hoping that there would be a bay available. Considering how nice the weather was, I figured I might have a little wait on my hands. One thing I […]
Today when I get home I have a couple of must-do chores to take care of. One of those chores is mowing the lawn while the other is cleaning my barbeque. I usually clean the crud out of the bottom of my barbeque at least once a month, but I honestly can’t remember the last […]
Closing grain prices Tuesday July 30 Durum 239.51 Feed Barley 187.63 Canola 401.72 Flax 480.22 Oats 159.11 Yellow Peas 226.54 Feed Wheat 180.81 1 Red Spring Wheat 220.77
Regina Police have laid numerous charges against a man who fled officers in a stolen vehicle. The 28-year-old man was found asleep in a parking lot in the alleged stolen vehicle with drug paraphernalia present on the 1800 block of Albert Street around 7:45 a.m. Sunday morning. Kiefer Hill is facing a total of ten […]
This morning as I was driving to work I noticed I wouldn’t be the only one working in the wee hours. The usual midnight shift workers were out and about. I noticed a couple of cop cars and more than a few taxis traversing the streets this morning. There was also an addition to the […]
It was 42 years ago yesterday that I went to see my favorite rock band of all time, Kiss, at the Lethbridge Sportsplex. It was the “Love Gun” tour and I couldn’t wait to see them. I remember the day of the concert, about 5 of us hung around the outside of the arena all […]
I know I’ve blogged about this a few times in the past, but I still can’t believe I pay about $230 a month for cable and still find myself saying, “There’s nothing on TV tonight!” The other night I did something I very seldom do. I switched over to the CBC. There’s never anything good […]
Last week in Victoria Park the City of Regina invited residents out to help release 250,000 ladybugs into the trees in the park. Apparently, ladybugs love to gorge on aphids. One ladybug can consume 5,000 over the course of a lifetime, however that long may be. You’d think eating that many aphids would take it’s […]
With all of the random gunplay in Regina over the last week or so I found myself paying a little more attention to other vehicles on my drive into work this morning. I didn’t feel comfortable at certain intersections as I anxiously waited for green lights, which couldn’t come quickly enough for my liking. Cops […]
