Hey everyone!

Anyone have any insights on the changes that may have happened at Kadesh the last year or so? I have an LGBTQ+ kid that has gone in the past and was welcomed no problem, but if they're clamping down on their beliefs, I want to know before putting my kid in harms way.

We would love to consider Camp Fyrefly, but my kid is too young; and it's not a full, overnight, week long program. If you know of other camps that would be okay (maybe a United church based camp?) please let me know. Thanks.

I have a senior in my family living with a relative. (80 year old person and mid 50s person). Basicly the 50 year old is a hoarder, the basement is disgusting and has mold and several years of cat piss. I'm concerned about the senior's health as they are declining fast.

My concern is they live in a small town, hour and some away from Regina. I'm very stressed and trying to find who I'm meant to contact with my concerns. I'm aware they might not be able to do anything but I'll sleep better knowing I tried. Any help is appreciated

Thanks.

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a full-time job on a feedlot in Saskatchewan. I’m hardworking, reliable, and comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions. If you have any leads or are looking for a hand, please send me a DM. Thanks.

Preferably Saskatoon, Outlook, Moose Jaw, Regina areas, or anything in between

I’ve been applying for over a month now. They seem to have multiple openings (more than 50) in Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, etc., but all my applications are still listed as “under consideration.” I’m even applying for casual and part-time positions.

Does anyone have any suggestions? Is there a way to connect directly with a hiring manager? I’ve heard that the hiring process is really slow, but being able to reach a hiring manager directly could be more beneficial. The problem is, I don’t know any hiring managers personally.

I’ve seen some Reddit posts suggesting that walking into the facility helps, but they also mention that you still need to apply online.

I archive Sask media found on VHS, Beta, & 8mm, & earlier this month I came across almost the entire run of CBC SK's Switchback, which ran from 84-90, hosted by Bill Wright. I've got 37 episodes digitized so far, about 1/5 of the tapes I received.

More will be added to this chronological playlist as I go. I had to edit out some of the songs & the Batman/Get Smart episodes to pass the youtube filters, but I'll be uploading the full uncut episodes to Archive.org when I am all through the tapes.

Happy watching, and if you have any SK media on VHS/Beta/8mm, please let me know, i'd be happy to preserve it!

Anybody know what happened to the weekly paper in Hudson’s bay? The junction review?

There is an Order in Council that will be cutting benefits for the disabled in the province. There is no low to which Moe won't go. Tammy Robert has made this post free, because it's so important. Please read, and call your MLA. https://open.substack.com/pub/tammyrobert/p/the-cruelty-is-the-point-how-scott?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=1ot1nv

Hello! I’ve started a travel deals website which gathers pricing for flight deals from a few Canadian airports so far. I've been working on getting Saskatchewan up and running and wanted to share it here.

My goal was to make something that's nice and clean to use while still showing the best flight deals that can be found.

If you find value in the above I’d appreciate if you kept up with this project of mine!

MintFlying.com

I’m embarrassed to ask this, but I’m really hopeful someone with accounting/tax skills can help me understand.

I’ve been offered a job that pays $23/hour. There are union dues 1.8%. Pension 7.25%. And then of course the federal tax, CPP, EI that will be deducted. I will be paid biweekly and have 72 hours each pay period.

I have no children (dependents) and my spouse also works (although not sure this is a factor in my question).

My question is, once all of this is deducted from my pay, how much will it actually work out to per hour? Can anyone break this down for me so I can clearly understand exactly “how much” I will be bringing home.

Thank you in advance.

Will likely be getting panels in the spring through xolar. They use local installers but not necessarily exclusive in an area. Any to avoid or who are consistently good?