After a forgettable 2020 season where the Canora swimming pool remained closed all summer, planning is underway for the 2021 opening. According to Aaron Herriges, director of leisure services, “. . .
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It would certainly be wrong to suggest Premier Scott Moe’s reopening roadmap abandons the “return to normality” he unveiled a year ago that plotted a five-step strategy to end six-foot social distancing conventions and allow us to squeeze together like green sardines at Rider games.
Last week’s three-step plan is very much about the above goals, which also likely explains the roadmap’s ambiguity in how it intends to meet those objectives.
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Regina police have charged a man with uttering threats after he stated in an email that he should bomb the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and Regina’s Court of Queen’s Bench.
The email was sent on May 1 to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office, which alerted the Regina Police Service (RPS)
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RPS spokesperson Elizabeth Popowich confirmed that police arrested 59-year-old Harold Christopher Charles Ringline on Wednesday. She said he is accused of threatening destruction to both buildings, and also specified two individuals a retired Regina judge and an out-of-province physician who have now requested no-contact conditions.
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CFL needs a new leader
The CFL’s own schedule has their first pre-season game as early as May 23 with the B.C. Lions playing the Calgary Stampeders. Here we are in the month before this first game and the CFL commissioner has not confirmed the season is even happening to either the players or the fans.
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Before this game can even take place there are three reasonable things that must happen. First, the players have to report to training camp. Second, the American players have to cross the border into Canada and go through their quarantine period. Third, all CFL players who did not play professional football in 2020 or to date in 2021 have to give fair termination notice to their interim employers.