Date: Mar 08, 2021
Posted By: New Room |
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a snowfall waring for the Regina area.
According to the alert, the area will see between 10 to 15 centimetres of snow. The dump is expected to begin Monday evening and continue into Tuesday afternoon.
The heavy snowfall is expected to come with a low-pressure system.
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Date: Mar 08, 2021
Posted By: New Room |
Saskatchewan recorded 97 new cases of COVID-19 Monday, along with one additional death and three more confirmed cases of the B.1.1.7 variant.
MORE CONFIRMED VARIANTS
Two of the new variant cases were confirmed in the Regina zone and one is in the Northwest zone. This includes the confirmation of a presumptive positive case reported Feb. 23.
So far, nine variant cases have been confirmed in the province; eight are the B.1.1.7 variant which originated in the U.K., and one is the B.1.3.5.1 variant that originated in South Africa.
REGINA CASES RISING
More than half of the province’s 97 new cases are in the Regina zone. The test positivity rate for the Queen City was 12.8 per cent, compared to the provincial test positivity rate of 5.5 per cent.
The new cases are in the Far Northwest (one), Far Northeast (five), Northwest (four), North Central (10), Northeast (three), Saskatoon (six), Central East (12), Regina (50), South Central (two) and Southeast (two) zones. Two cases are pending residence information.
There are 140 people in hospital; 23 are in the ICU. The person who died was in their 60s and from the Saskatoon zone.
The province reported 151 recoveries Monday. There are currently 1,463 active cases of the virus in Saskatchewan.
There were 1,753 tests processed on Sunday. The seven-day average of daily new cases is 144.
VACCINATIONS
Health care workers administered 892 doses of COVID-19 vaccine Sunday.
The shots were given in the Far North Central (17), North Central (528) and Saskatoon (347) zones.
So far, 92,776 shots have been given in Saskatchewan, including 64,754 first doses and 28,022 second doses.
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Date: Mar 08, 2021
Posted By: New Room |
Residents in Coronach are being warned to not use tap water after a break-in at the water treatment plant.
According to the Water Security Agency, an unknown substance may have been added to the water.
A notice sent to residents said they should only use bottled water and they should not try to treat the water themselves as boiling or filtering the water will not make it safe.
The Water Security Agency said there now has to be a complete flush of the system due to the incident.
The advisory went into effect at 10:25 a.m. on Monday and will be lifted when it is determined the water supply is safe.
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Date: Mar 08, 2021
Posted By: New Room |
Regina police have identified the city’s fourth homicide victim as Lawrence Robert Godfrey, 45, of Vibank, Saskatchewan.
According to a news release, a man was arrested Sunday in connection with the case. Police said charges are pending and more details will be released when they are available.
Police said officers were called to a home in the 100 block of St. John St. early Sunday morning after a report of an injured man. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Date: Mar 08, 2021
Posted By: New Room |
With families spending more time at home due to COVID-19, demand for firewood in Saskatchewan has skyrocketed.
Rhonda Woelk and her husband own Countryside Firewood. They bring in birch logs from Manitoba, and usually sell about 100 cords of wood annually.
Last year, their sales nearly doubled.
“Last year, we noticed already in the spring, we started to get calls from people we’d never seen before for customers,” said Woelk. “And then it just kept going throughout the whole summer. We did sell a lot more wood last year.”
The Woelks are currently sold out, and have a waiting list. The wood isn’t all going to heat homes and for cozy living room fires. Backyard firepits are more popular than ever, even in the winter months. “But this year we’ve noticed, a few extra have been asking for, because they want to do campfires outside, because they can’t have as many people over for inside the house,” Woelk said.
The Durston family in Regina gathers around their fireplace a few times a week. The kids pitch in helping to build and light the fire.
“We got the kids together, we had a fire,” father Shea Durston said. “We just read a book together, it’s been wonderful from a family standpoint to spend a little bit more time together. Kids are still talking about that night.”
The Durston’s three kids Caleb, Madison and Taylor all enjoy the activity that helps set the scene for some family-bonding time.
“We kind of get hot chocolate and get in the living room and get fire,” said Madison Durston.
Shea bought a huge bag of firewood last fall, but that bag is almost empty. Finding more wood could be a challenge, as firewood sales are up from a year ago.
“We love building fires, we love the fellowship around it when we have people over. So something we definitely do in the backyard,” Shea said. The Durston family plans to continue their fireside tradition, an opportunity to come together, and bond as a family.
“It’s just something going on in the background, that creates a gathering point for our family,” he said.
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Date: Mar 08, 2021
Posted By: New Room |
Saskatchewan residents will soon see a jump in fees associated with 911.
According to a news release from the province, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is upgrading its 911 technology. The increase, set to go into effect April 7, is meant to fund this transition.
Saskatchewan residents currently pay 0.94 monthly, which will soon double to 1.88 monthly.
“The existing system is aging, and these upgrades are required to ensure that Saskatchewan residents can continue to rely on secure, resilient 911 technology.” Marlo Pritchard, SPSA President said.
Fees associated with 911 were last adjusted in 2018.
“In the future, these fee increases will be indexed to the Consumer Price Index for Saskatchewan to ensure the long-term financial sustainability of the system without requiring regulatory changes,” the news release said.
In 2020, 911 received 470,000 calls in Saskatchewan.
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Date: Mar 06, 2021
Posted By: EVO Radio Support Center |
March 6, 2021 at 2:33am our automation software froze. Support caught this problem at 5:00am and quickly resolved the issue. Our broadcasts were restarted without any errors. Our support department will keep an eye on the stations!
Here at EVO Radio we take pride in bring you the best music in the world with our stations. However we are only people and sometimes issues with our broadcast can happen! We want to hear from our listeners when issues happen so we can fix them and get the amazing music back on line to all of our listeners!!
We want to hear from you on issues your having with the radio stream, websites, apps, VIP Club, music programming, and any question or concerns you may have. Please go to Report An Issue and our team will notified with the issue and will start to resolve the issue as soon as we can!!
We are only people, and some issues will take time to resolve so be patient with our team!!
Thank You From
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Date: Mar 03, 2021
Posted By: EVO Radio Support Center |
We have notice that our sites wont keep up with Next Show Scripts, this is to update the site with the current playing shows. as well it effects our News Feed, Now Playing, Advertisement Rotations and in some cases pauses the live broadcast audio from being played. This is not required by EVO Media Corporation or EVO Radio, but to stay up to date on our sites we recommend making a few changes to Chrome Settings. Please dont worry, these changes dont effect security setting, all it does stops Chrome from throttling down JavaScript from doing its job.
Here is an explanation:
Problem: When a tab is inactive, like youre on a different tab, or when a window is occluded, i.e. you have another window over top of the browser window, Google chrome will pause or drastically throttle JavaScript timers. This causes excessive CPU usage, reduces battery life if you using laptopmobile and allows background tabs, Chrome will hibernate and throttle background tabs in some way regardless, running a JavaScript benchmark on a background tab demonstrates it pretty well and the real hibernations begins after 5 minutes, crippling the performance.
Here is the solution for Chrome Browsers (Note: Other browser may do the same, please search on the web Throttle Javascript timers in background on YOUR BROWSER NAME (FireFox), each browser works differently.)
Solution:
go to
chrome:flags
yes, you can type that into URL bar
in the search, type throttle
Youre going to get 3 options, the two labeled Throttle Javascript timers in background and Calculate window occlusion on Windows, probably set as default right now, turn them to disabled
bottom right corner, hit relaunch to relaunch chrome with new settings. timers should no longer be throttled when a window is tabbed out or occluded
NOTE: SINCE MOST OF OUR LISTENERES USE CHROME TO STREAM OUR STATIONS, THIS FIX IS FOR THEM, IF YOU ARE NEEDING HELP PLEASE REACH OUT TO US FOR HELP!!
THANK YOU!
EVO MEDIA CORPORATION
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Date: Nov 18, 2020
Posted By: EVO Radio Support Center |
November 17, 2020: A major outage world wide affected our stations. With the fast response of their support teams they managed to return all systems back online with out any errors. As of November 18, 2020 at 12:42am EVO Radio Support has completed all our checks with our broadcast server and our website servers and found no errors. Outages like this are very rare with our hosting company, with their support teams doing their best when issues like this are reported.
Here at EVO Radio we take pride in bring you the best music in the world with our stations. However we are only people and sometimes issues with our broadcast can happen! We want to hear from our listeners when issues happen so we can fix them and get the amazing music back on line to all of our listeners!!
We want to hear from you on issues your having with the radio stream, websites, apps, VIP Club, music programming, and any question or concerns you may have. Please go to Report An Issue and our team will notified with the issue and will start to resolve the issue as soon as we can!!
We are only people, and some issues will take time to resolve so be patient with our team!!
Thank You From
EVO Media Corporation!
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ON THE INSIDE
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ROB ZOMBIE
WERE AN AMERICAN BAND
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MY NAME IS HUMAN
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NO LEAF CLOVER
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THE DEFIANT
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20 BELOW
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AWAKEN
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AGAINST THE WORLD
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