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Two separate collisions are drawing attention in Canada. A South Carolina man has been charged after a Saskatchewan woman and two children were killed in a crash. Separately, a motorcyclist was seriously injured in a collision in North York, Toronto.
- 2Users nostalgic for Saskatchewan's old .sk.ca domains●Whenever I see a .sk domain I get excited and think it’s a Saskatchewan website. I remember back in the day there were .
A Canadian internet user sparked a nostalgic discussion about former Saskatchewan domain names like .sk.ca and .on.ca, recalling them from the early web era. The Canadian Internet Registration Authority stopped registering these third-level geographic domains in 2010, and the poster argues that bringing them back would be a fitting move for provincial identity online, inviting the registry to consider a revival.
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The Calgary Stampeders and Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to face off in CFL Week 18, with coverage focused on Saskatchewan's struggles in the red zone that they hope to fix against Calgary. Outlets have broken down the keys to victory for both teams, while the game sits alongside a busy CFL slate that included a Tiger-Cats win over the Redblacks and an Argonauts quarterback injury.
- 4SGI urges drivers to watch for wildlife as collision season ramps up▼SGI urging drivers to watch for wildlife as collision season ramps up
Saskatchewan Government Insurance is warning drivers to stay alert for wildlife on the roads as the season for animal collisions picks up. The insurer is reminding motorists to slow down, scan the roadside, and be cautious at dawn and dusk when animals are most active, as crashes involving wildlife typically rise during this period.
- 5Humanoid robot teaches STEM at Moose Jaw day camp●Humanoid robot brings STEM lessons to life at Moose Jaw day camp
A humanoid robot is being used at a day camp in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, to give children hands-on STEM lessons. Organisers hope the robot makes science and technology learning more engaging for young campers, showcasing how robotics can bring classroom concepts to life in local community programmes.