By Craig Wallebeck
Mar 11, 2021 5:21 PM
Sentencing has been handed down to a Punnichy-area man, who pled guilty to Manslaughter last week at his trial in connection with a June 2019 death in Regina. Wednesday, 29-year-old Adam Taniskishayinew, who had originally been charged with Second Degree Murder, was given 11 years in prison. But with credit for time served, he has nearly eight-and-a-half years remaining behind bars. The charge was laid after 30-year-old Denny Jimmy was found dead after a single vehicle accident in Regina, on June 11th, 2019. Jimmy died from a fatal gunshot wound to the back.
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By Benny Walchuk
When you’ve tuning in the Tim Hortons’ Brier this week, I’m sure you’ve been hearing the Wadena Re/Max Curling club being attached to Matt Dunstone and his Saskatchewan rink.
That’s because the foursome was in the Saskatchewan town for two weeks to prepare for the National championship.
Icemaker Scott Comfort says that came to fruition after a conversation between the team and one of their board members.
“Dustin Mikush, one of your board members’ and curler in his own right kinda had conversation with Matt Dunstone and said we could fine-tune our ice and get it to as close of Brier ice as we can and it kind of went from there.”