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Kingston arts scene: Art and remembrance | Brockville Recorder & Times - Vimarsana News

Kingston arts scene: Art and remembrance | Brockville Recorder & Times

With Remembrance Day just behind us it seemed like a good opportunity to reflect on the relationship of Art and War. 

Kingston arts scene: Art and remembrance | The Napanee Guide - Vimarsana News

Kingston arts scene: Art and remembrance | The Napanee Guide

With Remembrance Day just behind us it seemed like a good opportunity to reflect on the relationship of Art and War. 

Regina music trio helps Saskatoon police save man's life - Vimarsana News

Regina music trio helps Saskatoon police save man's life

Saskatoon / 650 CKOM Jun 30, 2021 | 4:21 PM Jared Bird holds a drum (left) and stands alongside Joseph Twist (middle) and Jeff Longman (right holding drum). (Jared Bird/Facebook) It was a typical Saturday night in downtown Saskatoon last weekend — the parks were busy with people strolling, jogging and biking along the trails next to the South Saskatchewan River. Indigenous singing and drumming trio Grey Buffalo had come from Regina for the weekend to perform live at Kiwanis Park. Jared Bird, his dad Jeff Longman and his cousin Joseph Twist were performing a new composition. It was a tribute...

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Anti-restriction protests put pressure on Saskatoon police resources - Vimarsana News

Anti-restriction protests put pressure on Saskatoon police resources

What police response to anti-restriction protests will look like after the limit on outdoor gathering sizes increases remains to be seen.

COVID-19: What to expect on May 30 as Sask. starts to loosen measures - Vimarsana News

COVID-19: What to expect on May 30 as Sask. starts to loosen measures

Article content Just don’t take it too late; licensed establishments like bars, taverns and restaurants still have to cut off alcohol sales at 10 p.m., and consumption has to stop by 11. Dance floors will also remain closed, and it’s not specified when those restrictions will end. No changes for retail Retail shops, personal care services like barbers and nail salons and bingo halls are all on a list of businesses that won’t see any changes on May 30. They’ll have to wait until Step 2, slated for June 20, when some of the capacity restrictions or mandated closures on those businesses ...