Author: Elias W.
If you’ve never seen Ice Cross before, this is your chance! And it’s going to be wild!On April 30, 2025, Grossinger Motors Arena transforms into a high-speed indoor track where racers drop in, clash in corners, and battle for every inch of ice — all for a $7,500 cash prize.At the heart of it all is Tim Cimmer, the Audacious Cowboy and founder of the World Ice Cross League. What started as a dream to bring this extreme sport to more people became a full-blown movement. After Red Bull stepped away, Cimmer took action — building the league, moving events…
On April 30, 2025, Bloomington is about to witness something it’s never seen before. The World Ice Cross League is turning Grossinger Motors Arena into a full-on indoor ice battlefield, packed with speed, crashes, and edge-of-your-seat adrenaline.At the center of it all is Ice Cross, a sport that’s growing fast, fueled by heart-pounding races where athletes fly down icy tracks, slam through corners, and battle for every inch. And with a $7,500 cash prize up for grabs, it’s not just for fun, it’s serious.This entire movement started with Tim Cimmer, a former hockey athlete turned Ice Cross pioneer. His goal? To…
Get ready, Bloomington — something big is coming, and it’s coming fast.On April 30, 2025, the Grossinger Motors Arena will be taken over by one of the most electrifying events of the year: Indoor Ice Cross! If you haven’t seen it before, imagine full-speed skating mixed with downhill racing, big jumps, tight turns, and shoulder-to-shoulder battles — all happening on ice.This isn’t just a sporting event. It’s a full-scale experience built for people who love speed, energy, and action.From the moment the lights go down and the first racers hit the track, you’ll feel it — the music, the crowd,…
The long wait is over! The ice has officially melted, and open water trout season at Keeley Lake is ready to begin on May 15. Tucked deep in northern Saskatchewan, Keeley Lake offers a pristine, peaceful setting with incredible action for anglers looking to target rainbow trout in clear, cold northern waters.As the lake shifts from its winter silence to spring revival, trout are actively feeding in the shallows and drop-offs, making early-season fishing some of the most productive of the year. Whether you’re casting from the boat or trolling the deeper stretches near submerged structure, May is prime time…
Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. He died at his residence in Vatican City after suffering a stroke and heart failure. Born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in Argentina, he became the first Latin American pope in 2013. Known for his humility and focus on helping the poor, he often spoke about social justice and caring for the environment. He also worked to reform the Church and address issues like corruption and abuse.Despite recent health challenges, including a bout of double pneumonia earlier this year, his death…
You First Energy (YFE), a Saskatchewan-based energy company led by Tim Cimmer, is being forced into receivership due to what they describe as excessive fees and bureaucratic red tape from the Indian Oil and Gas Company (IOGC) and the Ministry of Energy and Resources. This decision has left local communities without an affordable energy provider and raises concerns about government mismanagement in the energy sector.According to Cimmer, YFE has long struggled with the regulatory barriers imposed by these agencies, which have made it nearly impossible to operate profitably. Despite having a productive relationship with First Nation landowners in CTK, YFE…
A business dispute involving Misty Burton Concrete Services and Future Now has escalated into accusations of poor workmanship, defamation, and aggressive debt collection tactics. The issue stems from substandard concrete work performed by Misty Burton Concrete, owned by Waylyn Burton, which led to significant structural defects. Despite these issues, Dixon Commercial Investigators, acting on behalf of Misty Burton Concrete, is demanding payment while ignoring concerns about the quality of work.Faulty Workmanship and Dispute OriginsTim Cimmer, the owner of Future Now, initially contracted Misty Burton Concrete Services for a cement project. However, shortly after completion, the work displayed serious defects, including…
A System Built for Bureaucracy, Not EfficiencyCanada’s healthcare system is not just slow—it’s deliberately structured in a way that keeps it inefficient. Instead of prioritizing patient care, the system is bogged down by unnecessary administrative layers. Each department operates like a separate entity, creating layers of bureaucracy that slow down medical processes instead of streamlining them. The health board has created countless branches, each with its own leadership, adding unnecessary jobs and red tape that delay patient care.Outdated Methods Keep Healthcare Stuck in the PastDespite advancements in medical technology, many hospitals and clinics still function as if it’s the 1960s…
Long Wait Times Are Reaching Record HighsCanada’s healthcare system is facing unprecedented delays, leaving patients waiting months for essential medical care. A 2023 report from the Fraser Institute found that the median wait time to see a specialist and receive treatment is 27.7 weeks, the longest in Canadian history. For many, these delays can mean worsening conditions, unnecessary suffering, and even life-threatening consequences. Why Are Wait Times So Long?Several factors contribute to Canada’s slow healthcare system:Severe Staffing Shortages – A 63% majority of Canadians identified the lack of doctors and nurses as the biggest issue in the healthcare system. With hospitals…
Overcrowded Emergency Rooms and Long WaitsA 2020 Commonwealth Fund survey revealed that 39% of Canadian respondents had visited the emergency room in the past two years for conditions that could have been treated by a doctor—if one had been available. This ties Canada with the U.S. as the worst performer among 11 developed countries. Long wait times force patients into emergency rooms, further straining an already overwhelmed system. Severe Staffing ShortagesCanada’s healthcare system is struggling with a critical shortage of medical professionals. A 2022 survey found that 63% of Canadians identified a lack of staff as the biggest issue facing the…