Struggling Saskatchewan hotels look forward to rebound next year
Hotel occupancy in the province remained 30 to 40 per cent below 2019 and a full recovery is not expected until 2023 to 2024.
Source: melfortjournal.com
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2021 IN REVIEW: Prominent Manitobans who passed away in 2021
During this past year, Winnipeg and Manitoba have lost a number of prominent individuals.
Source: winnipegsun.com
WHL pauses Swift Current Broncos team activities
The Western Hockey League has paused all team activities for the Swift Current Broncos after four players were added to the leagues COVID-19 protocol list.
Source: regina.ctvnews.ca
Regina weather: 137-year-old temperature record broken during cold snap
The extreme cold gripping the province led to a 137-year-old temperature record being broken in Regina earlier this week.
Source: regina.ctvnews.ca
Pats get doubled up by Winnipeg Ice
The Regina Pats were unable to shut down the league's top offence as they got doubled up by the Winnipeg Ice 4...
Source: 620ckrm.com
Cold snap leads to new peak power use record, historic temperatures
Regina topped a temperature record set in 1884, while the province beat its power use record by 76 MW, enough to power about 76,000 homes.
Source: leaderpost.com
16 cold weather records set in Saskatchewan
Regina broke a cold weather record this week that was set when John A. Macdonald was still in office.
Source: cbc.ca
Regina Pats-Swift Current Dec.31 Game PPD
The Western Hockey League announced Thursday the pausing of team activities for the Swift Current Broncos beca...
Source: 620ckrm.com
Cold snap leads to new peak power use record, historic temperatures
Regina topped a temperature record set in 1884, while the province beat its power use record by 76 MW, enough to power about 76,000 homes.
Source: nipawinjournal.com
Prince Albert Mintos mid season review
The Prince Albert Daily Herald is Prince Albert's only employee owned and operated, community focused daily Newspaper.
Source: paherald.sk.ca