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National Top 10 fuels bigger ambitions for Meadow Lake bull rider

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By Kenneth Cheung
| meadowlakeNOW
Meadow Lake bull rider Hudson Cockrum has earned a place among Bull Riders Canada’s top 10 this season, but the latest national standings have done little to satisfy the young man’s ambitions. “I’d really like to be higher,” Cockrum told meadowlakeNOW. “I’m always shooting for number one and wanna be there, but I was fifth earlier this year and I was planning to keep climbing, but dropped down a couple weekends to 10th.
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Why are Canada geese walking everywhere? They just can’t fly … for now

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By Kenneth Cheung
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
“That moulting period for geese is kind of right about now until into August,” said Ryan Fisher, curator of vertebrate zoology at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. “And that moulting season for the geese is usually about a month, maybe a little bit longer.” Canada geese are unusual because they lose all of their flight feathers at once. “So geese and ducks are the only types of birds that do that; they’re not able to fly at certain times of year,” Fisher explained.
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Sask. First Nation invests $150K into new animal wellness and free vet program

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By Kenneth Cheung
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
Mosquito Grizzly Bear’s Head Lean Man First Nation is replacing an enforcement-based approach to roaming dogs with a new animal wellness initiative centred on education, veterinary care and Indigenous teachings, backed by a $150,000 investment from council. The long-term initiative is designed to reduce roaming dog issues by helping residents care for their animals before problems arise.
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