Regina neighbours Susan Picott and Gwen Klotz both live with blindness but had little else in common. That is, until they discovered their 11-year-old seeing eye dogs are siblings.
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After a week of decreased activity, Shetland Creek wildfire prompts new evacuation alert in B.C. Interior
After more than a week of mostly scaling back evacuation orders and alerts related to the Shetland Creek wildfire, the Thompson-Nicola Regional District changed course Saturday.
And now, a brief review of headlines about the French pole vaulter who hit the bar with his dick – The A.V. Club
And now, a brief review of headlines about the French pole vaulter who hit the bar with his dick The A.V. ClubFrench Pole Vaulter’s Bulge Costs Him an Olympic Medal VarietyPole Vaulter Anthony Ammirati Catches Crotch on Crossbar at Olympics Us WeeklyThis Olympic pole vaulter’s own huge pole got in the way—and cost him a medal Out MagazineOlympic Pole Vaulter Loses Thanks to Battle With His Bulge The Daily Beast
Original Pancake House closes at The Forks
After two decades at The Forks, the Original Pancake House is on the move.
Man shot at Surrey encampment, police say
Mounties say a man was injured in a shooting in Surrey’s Cloverdale neighbourhood on Saturday morning.
Pedestrian in critical condition after being struck by alleged impaired driver in Little Jamaica
A pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck by an alleged impaired driver in Toronto’s Little Jamaica early Saturday morning.
AI bubble: Tech stocks plummet with another potential 25% drop, analysts warn – Fortune
AI bubble: Tech stocks plummet with another potential 25% drop, analysts warn FortuneBig Tech AI investment is going right to Nvidia: Chart of the Week Yahoo FinanceSilicon Valley’s Trillion-Dollar Leap of Faith The AtlanticWhy have the big seven tech companies been hit by AI boom doubts? The GuardianIs the AI bubble about to pop? CityNews Edmonton
B.C. hikers urged to prepare for backcountry after 3 rescues in 3-hour span: RCMP
Mounties are warning hikers to be prepared before heading into the backcountry after responding to a number of calls in just a three-hour span in the Fraser Valley.
Fringe Festival brings global talent to Saskatoon
It’s Fringe season in Saskatoon, and the festival lineup is brimming with excitement. With shows from local, national, and international groups, this year’s festival promises no shortage of entertainment.
Egyptian mummy may have died ‘screaming from agony,’ researchers say
Researchers believe they may have cracked the mystery of why a 3,500-year-old mummy known as the “Screaming Woman” wears an ancient, pained expression.
