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Saskatchewan nuclear reactor plans spark push for work experience from industry (opens the original)
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For employees working in, or hoping to enter, the nuclear energy sector, gaining nuclear industry experience in Saskatchewan is a top priority for the industry right now. Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association (SIMSA) executive director Eric Anderson said on The Evan Bray Show that when it comes to nuclear energy, there is no room for error. “This is the tricky part that people don’t get. If you buy a car, there’s a warranty, there are service departments, there are service bay
Megan Moroney first 2027 headliner announced for Country Thunder in Craven (opens the original)
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Country music star Megan Moroney has just been announced as the first headliner at Country Thunder Saskatchewan this summer. Moroney will close out the show on Sunday, July 11, 2027. Megan Benoit, a spokesperson for Country Thunder Music Festivals, joined The Greg Morgan Morning Show to make the announcement. “We are on cloud nine to announce that Megan Moroney is coming to Craven,” Benoit said. Pink billboards have teased the announcement over the past couple of weeks, and Benoit said Moroney’s
Regina Flying Club seeks answers after deadly Sask. plane crash (opens the original)
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A Saskatchewan flight school is hoping to learn more about what happened after two pilots were killed when a small plane crashed in southeast Saskatchewan this weekend. James Topinka, general manager of the Regina Flying Club, said the club first heard about the crash when the search for a missing plane from the Manitoba-based flying school Harv’s Air began on Friday morning. Topinka said the Civil Aviation Search and Rescue Association rented a plane from club to help with the search. “It’s gre
Saskatchewan man remembers helping in New York after 9/11 attacks (opens the original)
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For one Saskatchewan man, September 11 was more than something he watched unfold on television – it became an experience he would carry with him for the rest of his life. Even 25 years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Henri Regamey, a retired Salvation Army officer living in Saskatoon, said he remembers feeling “disbelief and utter shock” as he watched the planes crash into the World Trade Center towers. “I just couldn’t believe that was happening,” he said. “I thought it was a movie or somethi
VIDEO: Sask. students head back to school as police urge driver caution (opens the original)
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Students with backpacks as big as their bodies headed back to school for the first day. 980 CJME’s Abby Zieverink went out to talk with students at Douglas Park Elementary School in Regina on the first day back, as police reminded drivers to watch for kids. “I’m pretty hyped,” eighth-grader Kade said. Kade just moved to Regina from Warman with fourth-grader Rowan, who also said they were feeling good about coming into a new school. Some students, like Audrey, were ready for summer to end. “I do
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