A massive data centre — the largeset in Canada — proposed for Olds, Alberta, has been rejected. At least for now. #ableg #cdnpoli thenarwhal.ca/olds-data-ce...
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A massive data centre — the largeset in Canada — proposed for Olds, Alberta, has been rejected. At least for now. #ableg #cdnpoli thenarwhal.ca/olds-data-ce...
The driver did not have a permit and Willems said the excavator would've hit even if bridge was 10 feet higher
Dan Willems, Director of Technical Services for the City of Saskatoon, called the man who drove a semi hauling an excavator into the overpass a "blockhead" in a news conference.
10/10 quote. No notes.
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Trade minister confirms lobbying agency helped secure meeting between premier and American cabinet officials
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Thank you for reading and for saying that!
The supposed explosion of the federal public service looks less explosive if you put it in per capita numbers and draw a line graph back to the mid-80s.
"Yo brother, legal team confirmed that we can't work with minors rn."
What.
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No expected cost increase.
They are only cheese curds if they come from the Quebec region of Canada.
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Sask. parents, providers frustrated over eligibility change to $10-a-day daycare
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Google tipped off authorities to illicit images in Canadian doctor's account, search warrants say
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Scooplet: The City of Regina's plan to add fluoride in its water has been delayed until 2027
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Meteorologist Rodney Barney told me this morning on CBC that Gander, N.L. has had about 480 cm of snow so far this winter. Wow! #nlwx
Rural municipalities association speaks out against proposed SaskPower rate hike
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There's a lot to unpack in this headline.
Legion 'regrets' banning darts league over alleged feces on floor
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WATCH: Why the volatile price of oil can help, or hurt, the Saskatchewan budget
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Why the volatile price of oil can help, or hurt, the Saskatchewan budget
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A Hamilton police officer, back at work after he was investigated for sharing racist and extremist content online, is again displaying a sticker "associated with white nationalist extremism" on his vehicle, a community group says.
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History doesn’t repeat itself but it sure rhymes a lot.
Who’s giving the mayor the advice to keep this very damaging (for him) issue on the front burner for another day?
Was it his initiative?
Vancouver politics is weird but this is terrible strategically, especially considering he took only a handful of questions
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“This doesn’t go far enough,” says Orr.
Says it’s unfathomable that Sim would not fact check such a serious claim, says he’s still considering a defamation lawsuit, says he hasn’t been told what the photo is.
“Is it AI?””
Sim abruptly leaves after three questions, not answering who gave him the photo or if he will post an apology on WeChat, saying saying that’s all the time he has.
A question is asked of a member of the mayors’ office, who says “send us an email” and leaves.
“What a farce,” says someone.
Council got a presentation about how past councils made the mistakes to get us into our current disaster: TLDR too much focus on short term things like a low tax rate.
Lesson learned? Great! Now onto the main debate entirely about how low we can get this tax rate, just like council requested.
In a press conference, Ken Sim says he didn’t verify the photo he was shown of Sean Orr distributing drugs, and says he apologizes
Ken Sim has to hold a press conference today because:
- On Day 1 Sim threw his councillor under the bus for false drug dealer claims
- On Day 2 Sim was revealed to have also said it, but ducked the press
-On Day 3 Sim said “I apologized” on a loop without saying why
So now we get Day 4
Do people not realize that Saskatchewan already doesn’t change its clocks year round? It’s not like anarchy reigns depending on whether the sun is out.
People in northeast B.C. have operated on a single, year-round time since the 1970s. They love it, and say you will, too
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The Saskatchewan NDP targeted executive compensation at SHA as the provincial government pointed to the success of nurse practitioners
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WATCH: Health care dominates first day of Sask. Legislature's spring sitting
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