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Moose Jaw apartment building evacuated due to safety risks
POSTED DATE:Oct 03, 2023

Sask. COVID-19 rates rising ahead of anticipated fall surge
POSTED DATE:Oct 03, 2023

Sask. First Nation sees increased police patrols following spate of overdoses
POSTED DATE:Oct 03, 2023

About 315 parking stalls at Regina General Hospital to be relocated for construction of new parkade
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Man allegedly caught setting fire to porta-potty, Regina police say
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Sask. residents can now book their COVID-19 vaccines and flu shots
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Parks Canada reveals additional details about deadly bear attack in Banff
POSTED DATE:Oct 03, 2023

Liberal Greg Fergus makes history, elected first Black House Speaker
POSTED DATE:Oct 03, 2023

New York judge issues limited gag order after Trump sends disparaging post about court clerk
POSTED DATE:Oct 03, 2023

CN experiencing network-wide system failure; Via, GO and other trains affected
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Shooting at major Bangkok shopping mall kills 2 people, and a teen suspect is arrested
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2 U.S. Army soldiers killed, 12 injured in crash of military transport vehicle in Alaska
POSTED DATE:Oct 03, 2023

After years of waiting, construction of Grenfell long term care home begins
POSTED DATE:Oct 02, 2023

Suspect in Moose Jaw home invasion faces additional charges
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Sask. First Nation threatens to evict residents of suspected drug houses
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Be a part of something: SaskAbilities highlight disability awareness month
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Homeowners brace for mortgage payment shock amid higher-for-longer rate outlook
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Regina police charge 18-year-old in connection to 2021 pedestrian death
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Federal ministers still lack mandate letters, two months after majority shuffled
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5 dead after single-vehicle crash near Swan River, Man.
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Nearly 500 tenants from 5 apartment buildings in Toronto are now on rent strike
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Fire at historic downtown building set deliberately, Regina fire department says
POSTED DATE:Sep 30, 2023

Two people critically injured, 2 charged with attempted murder after stabbing in Moose Jaw
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In defiance of judge, Sask. premier to force school pronoun rules into law
POSTED DATE:Sep 28, 2023

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Man who fatally struck Sask. Mountie with stolen vehicle pleads guilty to manslaughter
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Hyundai, Kia recall over 600,000 cars in Canada, drivers told to park away from buildings due to fire risk
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Losing their homes: Regina family calling on province to reconsider moving residents from long term care facility
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Saskatchewan scores D on poverty report card: Food Banks Canada
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Working with federal government to lower food prices a benefit to Canadas grocery leaders: Champagne
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Regina man charged with endangering lives after 26 gas meters sabotaged
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Thirteen Canadian rock bands of the 1970s and 1980s rolled back the clock on Thursday as they were inducted into Canadas Walk of Fame with a night chock full of good memories and even greater radio hits.

Glass Tiger, Loverboy and Trooper were among the bands toasted at Torontos Massey Hall as part of a mega-induction ceremony dubbed Rock of Fame, which celebrated a time when the countrys rock pulse was pounding.

Between a packed lineup of live performances and acceptance speeches, the night was loaded with laughs about time passed, hair lost and the follies of aging.

Were all here on the same ride tonight, Loverboys Mike Reno proclaimed early in the ceremony.

His sentiment was shared by many of his fellow inductees on the pre-show red carpet, where they described the familiar faces they passed backstage.

Were certainly among friends here, noted guitarist Al Harlow, who was honoured as part of Vancouver rockers Prism.

So were just saying, Well, hi! How are the grandkids?

Chilliwacks bassist Ab Bryant said that with the combination of summer music festivals and casino gigs, many of the honourees see each other quite often.

But its fantastic to have everyone come together and all be honoured in the same place, the inductee added.

Even with so many Canadian musicians of the era together in one place, there were still notable absences, Bryant added. In the Vancouver bands case, several former Chilliwack members died in recent years.

You think about them when you get here, he said.

Onstage, the notion of mortality peeked through the festivities every so often.

Rocket Norton of Prism led the crowd in a defiant and expletive-charged chant against cancer, a fight hes been waging in recent years.

Rough Trades Carole Pope addressed leaving a positive impact for the 2SLGBTQ+ community after drag queen Brooke Lynn Hytes commended Popes bravery during the Toronto bands induction.

Ive always been out, Ive always been myself, said the High School Confidential singer.

So I just encourage everyone to be themselves.

Among the surprises, former The New Music host J.D. Roberts made a live video appearance from Washington to trade memories with the evenings co-host Jeanne Beker, who used to work with him on MuchMusic.

I know that weve lost so many great artists along the road, but to see so many artists play tonight just warms my heart, said Roberts, who now goes by John Roberts on the Fox News Channel.

For all the talk about legacies, Max Webster bassist Mike Tilka said the night was more about seeing friends and having a good time, than worrying about his Toronto bands spot in history.

Legacy is something that other people impart on you, he said.

Im just happy I got to be in a band -- and that I got to play in a good band.

Other honourees of the night included April Wine, Platinum Blonde, the Parachute Club and Lighthouse, as well as solo female rock singer Lee Aaron and Montreals Michel Pagliaro.

Organizers say the rock inductions are part of bigger plans to mark the Walk of Fames 25th anniversary.

The music-themed bash will be followed by the annual induction ceremony set for Dec. 2, when hockey superstar Connor McDavid and satirist Rick Mercer will be among the honourees.




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Metallica have been playing two shows in every city throughout 2023, and at each stop of their North American leg so far, theyve opened with Creeping Death one night and Whiplash the next. During a new interview with The New York TimesLars Ulrich described what makes a good opening song for concerts.

Both tracks are oldies in terms of Metallicas discography, as Whiplash is from their 1983 debut Kill Em All and Creeping Death is from 1984s Ride the Lightning. Ulrich considers the latter a fan-favorite, and explained why he likes opening with that song in particular.

This is one we would call a fan favorite, and its not one that we always play. Its got really good energy in the riff, and it sits in a kind of an up-tempo place without being so super fast that it just becomes, like, an indistinguishable roar, the drummer said [via Metal Injection]. But its got good accents, good dynamics. Its got a breakdown after the second chorus and the guitar solo, where it goes to a shout-along part where James [Hetfield] gets everybody pretty engaged.

Setlist.fms Tour Statistics page notes that Creeping Death is actually Metallicas second most-played song ever, having been played at over 1,600 concerts. Theyve played Whiplash around 961 times, thus its their twelfth most-played track.

As far as what the rocker thinks makes a good setlist opener, he said that different people will have different opinions since their preferences vary.

But after a while, you start figuring out instinctively that this song maybe works better than this other song, he added. Often when you are touring on the back of an album, the default is to open with the opening track off the album that youre touring with. I wanted purposely to not do that, just to sort of challenge ourselves.

The North American leg of Metallicas M72 world tour — which features support from Mammoth WVHPanteraIce Nine Kills and Fiver Finger Death Punch — continues tomorrow night (Aug. 18) in Arlington, Texas. See the rest of the upcoming dates at this location.




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Two Regina teens recently had the opportunity of a lifetime to showcase their musical talents.

15-year-old drummer Marshall Brooks and 17-year-old guitarist Jaxon Hicks were chosen for this year’s School of Rock All Stars program – putting their skills on display across North America.

The School of Rock is a franchise with hundreds of schools across the world.

Every year, a call is put out for high school aged students to audition for an opportunity to travel and team up with other All Stars, performing shows all over the United States.

“Less than one percent of the kids in all of the schools make this, so it’s pretty prestigious,” said Greg Mildenberger – co-owner of School of Rock in Regina.

“They’ll practice 10 to 12 hours a day and learn some songs, and then they’ll play venues in that area.”

Having two All Stars from the same program earns some bragging rights, according to Mildenberger.

Less than one per cent of the over 62,000 students who apply make the cut. On top of this – Brooks and Hicks were two of the four Canadians chosen this year.

Both musicians had some serious highlights from their time touring around Texas and New York respectively.

While travelling and seeing some new sights is certainly a perk – the All Stars explained that the appeal of music comes in its ability to bring people together.

“Meeting new people, getting to play at these places I’d never have gotten to play at,” Hicks told CTV News.

“Music is a way to find people like minded to me. Like Marshall for example, I never would’ve met him if it wasn’t for music.”

For Brooks – the experience is the real prize.

“Just to have the experience, play with new people, play with people better than myself so I can know how to grow and where to grow,” he explained.

“Just be able to see places I don’t usually see. Here, there’s always somebody for somebody. Everybody makes friends.”

A portion of ticket sales and donations from the tour go towards The Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide – which is an organization dedicated to helping youth, educators and parents have the proper skills to help kids in crisis.




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In This Moment have just released  their new single THE PURGE along with a music video directed by Jensen Noen (who has also created videos for Ice Nine Kills and Falling In Reverse). A co-headlining tour with Ice Nine Kills has also been announced.

The new track hails from the bands forthcoming new album GODMODE, their eighth, which the band just announced will arrive later this year on Oct. 27. The Kiss of Death tour, which kicks off on Nov. 3, will also feature special guests Avatar and New Years Day.

“We are thrilled to unveil THE PURGE to everyone,” says vocalist Maria Brink. “I am so grateful for how everything flowed to bring this song to life, both sonically and visually. Kane Churko and Jensen Noen helped to create this musical & cinematic experience with us and we could not have done it without them. The underlying message of the song is to not fall too deeply into the rabbit hole, everything is about finding balance. I had a lot of emotions building within me when I approached the song for the first time and after years of holding it all in I finally got to let it out! Enjoy.”

This song came from our time in lockdown. We all had our own personal experiences during the pandemic and we all saw the social unrest unfolding daily tearing us apart, it was such a crazy time,” says guitarist Chris Howorth. Our band, like everything else, was stopped in its tracks. During the lockdown I was sending Maria musical ideas I was working on, and this one really resonated with her. She even said This is gonna be our first single’. Fast forward a couple years and all the pent up frustration and angst came pouring out in Maria’s lyrics and performance, creating this crazy visceral song.”

Along with new single comes  the details of GODMODE, including the album art and track listing, as well as the Kiss of Death Tour with Ice Nine Kills and New Years Day. Head below for all the details.

Kiss of Death Tour: In This Moment with Ice Nine Kills + New Years Day

  • Nov. 03 - Gary, Ind. @ Hard Rock Live Northern Indiana
  • Nov. 04 - Maplewood, Minn. @ Myth Live **
  • Nov. 05 - Kansas City, Mo. @ Uptown Theater **
  • Nov. 07 - Indianapolis, Ind. @ Blue Ribbon Pavilion
  • Nov. 08 - Cincinnati, Ohio @ The Andrew J Brady Music Center
  • Nov. 09 - Milwaukee, Wis. @ Eagles Ballroom
  • Nov. 11 - Green Bay, Wis. @ Epic Events Center **
  • Nov. 14 - Greenville, S.C. @ Bon Secours Arena
  • Nov. 16 - Estero, Fla. @ Hertz Arena
  • Nov. 17 - Jacksonville, Fla. @ Daily’s Place
  • Nov. 18 - Orlando, Fla. @ Orlando Amphitheater
  • Nov. 20 - Atlanta, Ga. @ Coca Cola Roxy
  • Nov. 21 - Greensboro, N.C. @ Greensboro Coliseum Complex
  • Nov. 22 - Reading, Pa. @ Santander Arena
  • Nov. 24 - Wallingford, Ct. @ Oakdale Theatre
  • Nov. 25 - Bangor, Maine @ Cross Insurance Center
  • Nov. 28 - Washington, D.C. @ The Anthem
  • Nov. 30 - Norfolk, Va. @ Chartway Arena
  • Dec. 01 - Johnstown, Pa. @ 1st Summit Arena
  • Dec. 02 - Wheeling, W.V. @ Wesbanco Arena




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DAYS OF THE NEW
TOUCH PEEL AND STAND
10:28 AM
PIERCE THE VEIL
FLORAL AND FADING
10:25 AM
FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH
BATTLE BORN
10:21 AM
PROJECT VELA
IM SORRY
10:17 AM
THEORY OF A DEADMAN
BLOW
10:12 AM
CROBOT
NEVER BREAK ME
10:08 AM
SEETHER
CANT GO WRONG
10:03 AM
IRON MAIDEN
SPEED OF LIGHT
09:58 AM
CROBOT
LIVIN ON THE STREETS
09:53 AM
ACDC
T.N.T.
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