Author: Elias W.
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, former President Donald Trump is once again rallying his base, particularly targeting evangelical Christians. In a speech delivered at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s “Road to Majority” conference in Washington, D.C., Trump emphasized his commitment to Christian values and warned that re-electing Joe Biden would endanger Christianity in the United States.Trump’s speech aimed to portray himself as a defender of faith against what he called the “radical left.” He accused them of “silencing” Christians and argued that Biden’s re-election would leave Christianity “in tatters.” Trump’s remarks were met with enthusiastic applause from the more…
The Saskatchewan Herald, a group dedicated to justice, equality, and righteousness, is expanding its workforce to better serve our community and address more injustices. We are specifically looking for experienced litigators and certified accountants to join our dedicated team as full-time partners, starting immediately.LitigatorsLegal experts are vital to our work. We need licensed litigators who can help us navigate the complex legal system, provide advice on cases, and represent those who have been wronged. We require:A law degree from a recognized institution.Membership in the provincial or territorial law society.Key Responsibilities:Represent clients in court, presenting evidence and making legal arguments.Conduct thorough…
In an incident that defies common sense, 18-year-old Mason Prima was hit with a hefty $580 fine for using his phone while navigating a McDonald’s drive-through in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Prima, who was simply trying to redeem a free meal through the McDonald’s app, found himself on the receiving end of what many would consider an overzealous enforcement of the law. Mason Prima, being interviewed and accounting his side of the story. Prima’s account of the event is straightforward. While barely moving in the drive-through, he pulled up his McDonald’s app to display a code for his free meal. Glancing in…
The Canadian government’s recent proposal to increase the tax inclusion rate on capital gains has sparked significant opposition from business groups. The planned hike, announced in the latest budget, will raise the inclusion rate from 50% to 66.7%. This change is scheduled to take effect on June 25 and is part of the government’s broader effort to generate $19.4 billion in revenue over five years.Six major industry associations, including the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, have urged the government to cancel the proposed tax hike. In a letter to Finance Minister Chrystia…
A breathtaking spectacle unfolded in the night sky this past weekend, captivating skywatchers worldwide with an unprecedented display of the aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights. The event, sparked by intense solar storms, painted the heavens with stunning hues of pinks, purples, and greens.Shawn Dahl, Service Coordinator of NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Group, described the occurrence as a “very rare event” just hours before the celestial show began. Typically visible only around the Arctic region and northern Canada, the northern lights extended their reach as far south as Alabama and Northern California, surprising even seasoned observers.Space.com Editor Brett…
In recent analyses by cryptocurrency traders, Bitcoin’s current trajectory appears to closely mimic its behavior following the 2016 halving event. Traders note striking similarities in the price chart, suggesting a potential upcoming bullish phase.According to a post by pseudonymous trader Rekt Capital, Bitcoin’s recent movements echo those seen in the aftermath of the 2016 halving. Rekt Capital highlights a significant reaccumulation range, noting that Bitcoin is currently trading slightly below $61,293, a critical threshold. This phase, identified as the “last pre-halving retrace” stage, historically preceded a substantial 48% surge in Bitcoin’s value within six months.Meanwhile, Timothy Peterson, founder and investment…
In the ongoing rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, tensions reached a boiling point with Lamar’s release of a scathing new diss track titled “Not Like Us”. This latest addition to the verbal sparring match between the two artists didn’t just take aim at Drake’s recent controversies and public missteps, it struck a blow to his reputation, further fueling the beef that has captivated fans and social media.Lamar’s track seems to directly address Drake’s decision to remove his song “Taylor Made (Freestyle)” featuring an AI-generated Tupac Shakur from streaming platforms after Shakur’s estate expressed disapproval. In “Not Like Us,”…
The recent release of Kendrick Lamar’s diss track, “Meet the Grahams,” has reignited the flames of the longstanding feud between Lamar and Drake, shedding light on the intriguing concept of moles within Drake’s inner circle. Lamar’s track, dropping heavy hints at the presence of a mole within Drake’s camp, has sparked heated debates among fans and analysts alike, with some pointing fingers at possible sources of betrayal within the OVO crew.In his track, Lamar doesn’t shy away from suggesting that Drake’s own team may be working against him, rapping, “Have you ever thought that OVO is workin’ for me? Fake…
In the latest chapter of their ongoing feud, Drake and Kendrick Lamar have once again traded disses, taking their animosity to deeply personal levels. The beef begun with the release of Lamar’s diss track “6:16 in LA,” promptly followed by response tracks from both rappers on Friday night.Drake, leading the counterattack, unleashed “Family Matters,” a seven-minute barrage of pointed jabs aimed squarely at Lamar’s personal life. “You mentioned my seed now deal with his dad,” Drake spits, diving into the sensitive territory of family dynamics. He doesn’t shy away from mentioning Lamar’s relationship with fiancee Whitney Alford, suggesting a hypocrisy…
As the fifth of May approaches, it’s time to reflect on the historical significance of Cinco de Mayo beyond the festivities often associated with it. While it’s widely celebrated in the United States with margaritas and tacos, understanding its roots adds depth to the revelry.Contrary to popular belief, Cinco de Mayo doesn’t mark Mexican Independence Day. That distinction belongs to September 16th. Instead, Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico’s triumph over the French during the 1862 Battle of Puebla. Led by General Ignacio Zaragoza, an outnumbered Mexican army managed to repel the invading French forces, a pivotal moment symbolizing Mexico’s resilience…