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Dave Feschuk: Tokyo gold in women’s eight moves Canada past its rowing pains
July 30, 2021TOKYO—It’s called the Sea Forest Waterway, the venue for the Olympic rowing regatta at these postponed...
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Canadian women’s eight crew captures rowing gold; first in event since 1992
July 30, 2021The Canadian women’s eight rowing crew has captured gold at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Canada’s women’s eight rowing crew captures Olympic gold
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Dave Feschuk: Canadian rowers Hillary Janssens, Caileigh Filmer go through agony for the ecstasy of bronze
July 29, 2021TOKYO—With its towering athletes skimming gracefully over sun-dappled waters, rowing is a sport that is beautiful...
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With COVID-19 on the rise in Alberta, what constitutes a fourth wave in a nation filled with vaccines?
July 29, 2021The R-value has climbed to peak COVID-19 levels in Alberta, even as daily case numbers remain...
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Bruce Arthur: Penny Oleksiak is Canada’s most decorated Summer Olympian after swimming to bronze in the 200 free
July 28, 2021TOKYO—Penny Oleksiak comes back. That is the lesson of these Olympics for her, after she became...
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Penny Oleksiak becomes most decorated Canadian Summer Olympian after bronze finish in 200m freestyle
July 28, 2021Canadian swimmer Penny Oleksiak has won a bronze medal in the women’s 200-metre freestyle at the...
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- Investments In Provincial Parks And The Film Industry Will Benefit Saskatchewan Residents And Boost Economic GrowthThe Parks, Culture and Sport Budget in 2023-24 will build a stronger Saskatchewan through increased funding for Saskatchewan's provincial parks and a growing film and television industry. "These...
- Investing to Support Saskatchewan's Current and Future Labour Force NeedsSaskatchewan's economy is driven by a diverse and talented workforce. In the 2023-24 Budget, the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training will continue to provide a variety of programs and...
- Government Support for Saskatchewan Municipalities Grows 12 Per Cent to Record $503 MillionThe 2023-24 Provincial Budget provides $503.0 million in direct support of Saskatchewan's growing municipalities, an increase of 12.1 per cent from last year's budget. This includes a record amount...
- Environment Budget Balances Stewardship and Economic GrowthThe Ministry of Environment's 2023-24 Budget will continue to protect Saskatchewan's natural environment, while ensuring sustainable economic activity in the province. "Our government takes our...
- Increased Investment In Post-Secondary Education Expands Training OpportunitiesSaskatchewan's 2023-24 Provincial Budget will strengthen post-secondary education by expanding training programs, funding priority infrastructure projects and supporting students financially. The...
- Increased Investment in International Trade Will Ensure Economy Remains StrongA Strong International Presence Means More Jobs And Opportunity For Saskatchewan Residents The 2023-24 Budget supports a strong and growing economy by amplifying Saskatchewan's presence in...
- Protecting Saskatchewan Communities, Improving Justice Services, Second-Stage Housing to Protect Women Leaving Dangerous SituationsThe 2023-24 Provincial Budget includes over $1.0 billion in investments in public safety and the justice system. Justice Minister and Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre said the budget also protects...
- Highways $776 Million Budget Makes Priority Investments That Support Economic GrowthThe Ministry of Highways is investing $776 million to make our roads safer, strengthen key transportation corridors and support the province's forestry sector. "Roughly 70 per cent of...
- Record Investment in First Nation and Métis Communities in SaskatchewanThe 2023-24 Provincial Budget sees continued investment in First Nation and Métis communities across Saskatchewan. Approximately $249.1 million in targeted funding will be provided for First...
- Higher Benefits, Enhanced Client Supports and Increased Funding for Partners in Social Services BudgetThe 2023-24 Ministry of Social Services budget is a record $1.433 billion, an increase of $46.7 million or 3.4 per cent over 2022-23. This year's Social Services budget increases supports for...