Tor Hill News Today

Regina City Council unanimously pass a motion to designate some city land as an Indigenous ceremonial site located at Kings Park campground by Tor Hill golf course east of Regina.

It's what avid golfers have been waiting for: The return of golf to the Queen City. The City of Regina said in...

The City of Regina has tons of outdoor winter activities for residents and visitors of all ages and experience levels to take advantage of this season.

It's not often Saskatchewan's weather is the envy of Canada, but the province had bragging rights on Thursday....

MORE than 500 trees will soon be planted on the Mendip Hills. The move by Mendip District Council (MDC) increases the carbon absorption potential of the district’s landscape, as well as helping alleviate some of the current issues faced in the Mendip Hills, including tree loss due to ash dieback disease. The trees will be planted with the help of Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Unit. Jim Hardcastle, manager of the Mendip Hills AONB Unit, said: “The detailed pl...

MORE than 500 trees will soon be planted on the Mendip Hills. The move by Mendip District Council (MDC) increases the carbon absorption potential of the district’s landscape, as well as helping alleviate some of the current issues faced in the Mendip Hills, including tree loss due to ash dieback disease. The trees will be planted with the help of Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Unit. Jim Hardcastle, manager of the Mendip Hills AONB Unit, said: “The detailed pl...

Former Somerset railway line could become vital cycling route to Shepton Mallet town centre The link could tie up existing sections of the Strawberry Line across the county 17:56, 11 MAR 2021 Updated The former railway line looking towards the Cannards Grave bridge in Shepton Mallet (Image: Clark Landscape Design) Part of a former Somerset railway link could be brought back into use to provide a vital pedestrian and cycling link to Shepton Mallet town centre. Mendip District Council is attempti...

Mill i tear assessment tell msnbc news that north korea is evading sanctions by transferring oil at sea. the fuel is a vital resource for the regimes military, which is why the u.n. security council put a cap on the refined oil imports in 2017. lets get right to it with christopher hill. am bass tor hill, north korea is still violating u.n. sanctions. there are still small ships working to smuggle that oil. what else could the u.s. do to enforce sanctions? >> i think we just have to keep it up. ...