The Dell Back to School Sale Is Live: Save Up to 36% Off New 2025 Laptops for Every Budget
26 Jul
Educational Resources

The Dell Back to School Sale Is Live: Save Up to 36% Off New 2025 Laptops for Every Budget

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Prices start at just $250 for a 15" laptop. If you're heading back to school soon, you might want to think about upgrading your laptop for the new year. Fortunately there are plenty of good deals to be found during the Dell Back to School Sale . It kicks off now and runs through the first half of August. For 2025, Dell has decided to get rid of its Inspiron, XPS, and G-series laptops and merge them all into a singular lineup simply called "Dell". Higher end models, for example those equipped with better materials, fancier screens, or more powerful components, are designated with "Plus", "Pro", "Premium", or "Max" tags to differentiate them from the base models. I've picked out the best deals currently running below, and will keep this article updated.Students Can Get an...
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Opinion: Bold changes that could save money for Saskatchewan’s health system
26 Jul
Health News

Opinion: Bold changes that could save money for Saskatchewan’s health system

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By Dom Lucyk REGINA, SK – 28th July 2025 – Saskatchewan's healthcare system, like many across Canada, faces perennial challenges: escalating costs, an ageing population, and the ever-present demand for higher quality care. While incremental adjustments are routinely made, it's increasingly clear that only bold, transformative changes will truly secure its financial sustainability and enhance patient outcomes. This opinion piece outlines several strategic shifts that could unlock significant savings and improve efficiency across the province's health services. Firstly, a radical re-evaluation of our primary care model is long overdue. The traditional fee-for-service model often incentivises volume over comprehensive, preventative care. Shifting towards a team-based, patient-centred funding model—such as capitation with incentives for positive outcomes—could be revolutionary. This would encourage family doctors, nurse practitioners, and allied health professionals to work collaboratively, focusing on chronic disease management, preventative screenings,...
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Public Health Officials Move To Protect Native Americans Against Measles Outbreak
26 Jul
Health News

Public Health Officials Move To Protect Native Americans Against Measles Outbreak

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RAPID CITY, S.D. — Native American tribes and health organizations are responding to concerns about low measles vaccination rates and patients’ difficulty getting care as an outbreak of the disease spreads around the country. They’re hosting mobile vaccine clinics, running social media campaigns, making sure health providers are vaccinated, reaching out to the parents of unvaccinated children, and hosting online training sessions. The push to ensure Native American communities are protected from the virus comes as the U.S. is experiencing its worst measles outbreak since 1992. The South Dakota health department announced in early June that the first case in the state was an adult from the Rapid City area. Cassandra Palmier and her son, Makaito Cuny, have benefited from this outreach. Palmier jumped at the opportunity to get her 5-year-old vaccinated after learning that a mobile clinic...
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The pop cultural legacy of Hulk Hogan
26 Jul
Breaking News

The pop cultural legacy of Hulk Hogan

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Maxim Elramsisy / Shutterstock.com Terry Bollea, known for decades as Hulk Hogan, has died at the age of 71. It was the kind of celebrity death that you didn't need to be reading the internet or on social media or getting the breaking news email from the New York Times to find out about. It was the kind of celebrity death where out in the world you hear people talking about the fact Hulk Hogan died. As a figure of pop culture, Hulk Hogan is truly significant. More than anybody else, he paved the way for professional wrestling and professional wrestlers to enter the mainstream. Notably, Hogan actually played the totally-normally-named Thunderlips in "Rocky III" prior to signing with WWF (now, of course, WWE) in 1983. Professional wrestling used to be regional in scope and a niche interest...
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