Author: Hunter W.

Canada is a fishing paradise, boasting over two million lakes and a variety of fish species ready to be caught. Whether you prefer freshwater or saltwater fishing, Canada offers an abundance of opportunities. Today, we will unveil our top picks for the best fishing spots in Canada for 2024. So, let’s count down the seven best fishing spots in Canada for this year. 7. Mississauga, Lake Ontario, Ontario Starting our countdown at number seven, we have Mississauga on Lake Ontario. This urban fishing spot offers incredible Coho and Chinook Salmon, Steelhead, Brown, and Lake Trout fishing from May to October.…

Waterfowl Hunting Guide – No Fly Zone Location: SaskatchewanJob Type: Seasonal (September 1 – October 25)Reports to: Outfitter/OwnerSalary: $27.50/hour + Tips About Us: No Fly Zone is a premier waterfowl hunting outfitter dedicated to providing exceptional hunting experiences for our clients. With access to prime hunting locations and a commitment to conservation, we pride ourselves on offering top-notch service and memorable hunts. Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced and passionate Waterfowl Hunting Guide to join our team for the hunting season from September 1 to October 25. The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge of waterfowl species, hunting techniques,…

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 Saskatchewan Herald stands as a dedicated platform committed to bringing out injustice and rallying the people against oppressive forces such as corrupt officials and bad governance. Established in Canada, our group has built a reputation for championing the rule of law, equality, and protection of fundamental rights and freedoms. Our mission is clear and relentless: to uphold the principles that form the bedrock of a just and democratic society.At the heart of the Saskatchewan Herald is a belief in the supremacy of the rule of law. We advocate for the equality of all individuals before the law, ensuring that…

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has proposed raising the capital gains tax inclusion rate to 66.6%, up from the current 50%. This new rate would apply to gains above $250,000 for individuals, and to all gains realized by corporations and trusts. The change is set to take effect on June 25, 2024, as part of the 2024 federal budget. The primary aim of this tax hike is to address the financial pressures caused by the booming housing market in Canada. The government argues that the current 50% inclusion rate on capital gains disproportionately benefits the wealthy, who earn more from…

Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, has garnered significant attention for his polished speaking skills and professional demeanor. His ability to effectively communicate his message and connect with audiences is reminiscent of other prominent political figures, notably former U.S. President Donald Trump. While Poilievre excels in public speaking, Trump’s prowess lies in his business acumen. Combining the traits of these two men could create an ideal leader for Canada and other countries.Poilievre’s speaking skills are a significant asset. He has shown the ability to handle tough questions with calm and poise, often turning potentially negative situations…

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…

Recent revelations surrounding the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) in Saskatchewan have sparked widespread criticism and calls for accountability within the province’s political sector.In a podcast discussion uploaded last March 9 in Spotify, the Buffalo Party exposed startling allegations against the CEO of WCB Saskatchewan, accusing him of leaking confidential government information to a close associate for personal gain. These allegations suggest a blatant breach of trust and raise serious questions about the integrity of government agencies entrusted with protecting public interests.What adds to the gravity of these accusations is the apparent inaction by both the government and opposition parties in…

The Saskatchewan political scene is currently struggling with a significant controversy. Allegations of corruption within the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) have surfaced, placing the public’s right to know at the forefront. The focus of these allegations is Phil Germain, the CEO of WCB, who is accused of leaking confidential government information to a business partner for personal gain and profiteering, thereby sparking widespread concern about accountability within government agencies.Furthermore, the safety association that lodged the complaint against Germain has faced severe repercussions, including the loss of funding collected by WCB from the industry. This distressing turn of events raises…

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…