
Regina City Council decided not to impose any sanctions on Councillor Terina Shaw. The decision came after Shaw revealed that he suffers from a severe brain injury and attention deficit disorder (ADD) and has taken steps to help and address her ‘unprofessional’ behaviour.’ “I do want to use this as an excuse; I tell people […]
As weather warms, Russia is using wheat rather than energy to try to end economic sanctions imposed after the invasion of Ukraine. Marlene Boersh with Mercantile Consulting Venture compiles the weekly market report for the Sask Wheat Development Commission. She says Russia refused a UN request for export corridors for Ukrainian wheat shipments. Boersch says […]
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 […]
The Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association says if sanctions are not lifted by Wednesday afternoon at 3:30, this year’s Hoopla regional and provincial tournaments will be cancelled. The sanctions, announced the the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation, would require teachers arrive at school no earlier than 15 minutes before school starts, and then leave 15 minutes after […]