February 21, 2024 —The University of Manitoba hosts the largest single-elimination basketball tournament in Canadian university basketball history. The winner of the tournament proves who the best in the West! Listen hereAnd here is a story about the tournament written by Radio-Canada

FILE - British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, the founder of the INEOS Chemicals company, is interviewed by The Associated Press at the Iffley Road Track, in Oxford, England, April 30, 2019. British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has completed his purchase of a 25% stake in Manchester United, the club said Tuesday Feb. 20, 2024. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham, File)British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe expressed his desire to lift Manchester United “to the top of English, European and world football” after completing his purchase of a minority stake in the iconic club on Tuesday. “To become co-owner of Manchester United is a great honor and comes with great responsibility,” Ratcliffe said in a statement. “This marks the completion of the transaction, but just the beginning of our journey to take Manchester United back to the top of English, European and world football, with world-class facilities for our fans.

SCBC is pleased to announce that we will be hosting a Star 1-4 Club Competition for our skaters on Sunday, May 5th, 2024. This is a great opportunity for our young up and coming skaters to gain valuable competitive experience in a fun setting here at our home rink. Please view the announcement here:2024 SCBC Star 1-4 Club Competition AnnouncementSkaters interested in participating are asked to please contact their private coach for more information. Registration will open up in Uplifter on March 27th at 9:00am. Please speak with your private coach or contact [email protected] for any questions.

Watch the AddressJoin me Wednesday, February 21, 2024 at 6:30 pm as I update Albertans on our government's vision and plans for the province. Watch it live on Global, CTV or online here.

The report instead suggests the material change of limiting post-2035 natural gas generation emissions intensity to a best available technology standard. the 30 tonne CO2/GWh emissions intensity cap would essentially require natural gas generation post-2035 to rely on successful carbon capture and storage (CCS) operations. The report instead suggests the material change of limiting post-2035 natural gas generation emissions intensity to a best available technology standard. Offsets: while the original draft CER refused to recognize offsets, the report floats allowing a limited extent of offset-based compliance. while the original draft CER refused to recognize offsets, the report floats allowing a limited extent of offset-based compliance.

Here is this week's Luminate Data Market Watch report which features Canadian music stats for the current week and year-to-date comparisons to last year.

It wasn't just the Yeti prototype DH bike on show at this year's Core. Topeak has some new under-saddle storage options with the Elementa Gearbag offering a zipped storage compartment and a detachable tool kit. Topeak also has some updates for its e-bike tune-up station. The workstand features a small storage compartment at the bottom allowing you to store your e-bike charger and other accessories. The Tune-Up station costs £89.99.

February 20, 2024 —UM Indigenous Birding Club had a walk and bird with Rosanna Deerchild with CBC Unreserved. They wanted to say maarsi to Rosanna and Kim for joining us in King’s Park for a birding walk and for helping us share the tremendous benefits of getting outdoors and connecting with nature! Chi-Miigwech!.. The title of the episode is “Claiming space in the great outdoors.”Listen here

As Canadians struggle with rising prices for food and other household necessities, many are fed up with shrinkflation, a tactic where companies reduce the volume or weight of a product but not the price. (Craig Chivers/CBC)It's not just Canadians who are frustrated with shrinkflation. Hungary and South Korea will soon join Brazil in mandating companies note on packaging when they shrink a product. In an email to CBC News, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada said it's currently funding several research projects into retail practices, including shrinkflation, that are harmful to Canadians. Instead, she feels the onus should be on manufacturers to fess up when they shrink a product — or risk losing customers.

The Secret World of Sound is a new 3-part nature series released by CBC Gem. The third part of the series, airing February 29, will highlight wolf pups in Ontario. Instructor Michael Runtz, Biology, was instrumental in aiding the filming crew during this segment. Gaining enough access to the wolves to film was no easy feat, so the crew brought in naturalists Michael and Britta Runtz to help them track the animals. Read more about the wolves here: https://muskoka411.com/secret-world-of-sound-series-showcases-algonquin-park-wolf-pups//Read more about the documentary here: https://www.infieldflyproductions.com/our-news/secret-world-of-sound-premiers-on-cbc-nature-of-things-and-cbc-gem

AdPi News –AdCanada’s Transportation Safety Board (TSB) said Saturday it was looking into unrelated rail derailments in BC’s mountains, sending investigators to one near Field, B.C., and another near Revelstoke. The federal agency said both incidents involved trains operated by Canadian Pacific Railway to Kansas City (CPKC). - Advertisement -One of the CPKC trains derailed near Field, a small community near the Alberta border, the TSB said, sending an “investigative team” to the site, known as Ottertail Station. Revelstoke did not deploy investigators to the scene, where CPKC said four cars carrying grain on a stalled train derailed. “No other injuries.”The Revelstoke Fire Chief said they responded to reports of a train wreck and someone trapped inside the train just after 10:30 p.m. Friday.

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Greece’s prime minister on Monday ruled out any further concessions to protesting farmers, on the eve of their planned rally that will see tractors converging on central Athens. “I think farmers recognize that.”AdvertisementFollowing a meeting with Mitsotakis last week, representatives of farmers’ associations nationwide rejected the government’s proposed relief measures as insufficient. As well as driving tractors to the rally outside parliament Tuesday, they are planning to blockade major roads, harbors and border road crossings. Greek police warned Monday that the farmers’ Athens rally would force the closure of much of the city to traffic and disrupt public transport. Despite sporadic blockages of mostly secondary roads in recent weeks, so far farmers have refrained from causing major transportation disruptions.

San Diego’s tourism leaders are in the midst of crafting a road map for how best to attract visitors over the next decade, but for the first time ever, they want to hear from locals as to how best to do that. It’s been 10 years since the San Diego Tourism Authority last updated its master plan, and that previous effort did not include outreach to the local community to get its feedback, said Kerri Kapich, chief operating officer of the Tourism Authority. Kapich said she hopes the outreach effort will also give the Tourism Authority some ideas on the kinds of attractions residents might like to see, in addition to what already has been in San Diego for years. “The last major attraction built in San Diego was Legoland in 1999, so is there a desire to see more of that kind of development?” she said. Resonance will also review already existing research gathered from travelers to San Diego, supplemented with interviews with stakeholders in the community, Kapich said.

If we had been at full strength, we would have stood a better chance,” said Rexy. “Losing Zii Jia was similar to losing Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo in football. It went south after that as former world champions Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik went down to world No. Can anyone tell me what high grade stuff he is on, i wanna try tooThe team did their best under the circumstances. Can anyone tell me what high grade stuff he is on, i wanna try too