#PC: Saskatchewan

[nakamopapina]

Sask doesn’t smoke, he just happened to have a light on him that day.

[acetechne]

Loosely based on a true story.

I try as usual to mask my intense anxiety about the state of things with humour.

I haven't been to the land of living skies in about 20 years (sad) but I try to make up for it by trying to shout I RESPECT YOUR CULTURE in stupid ways like this

[funofcanada]

owen & joel

[canadianconstellations]

i was watching global news bloopers (canadian news channel, fitting) and this showed up

i found it fitting ! i do insist you watch the full video, i found it quite amusing lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpejGoiI9yE

[tunnels-by-the-river]

So, to finally post something for Indigenous history month, I made a Cutesy comic with Nanook and Owen.

So the name that the province of Saskatchewan goes by, is a shortened and modernized version of the original word of the Saskatchewan River, Kisiskatchewanisipi, which is Cree for ‘Swift-flowing river’.

Which was what most people called the river.

It is unknown (at least to modern peoples) as to the reason why Government did this when the District was formed in 1882.

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Unfortunately not much is known for the origins of the names of the Provinces, and Territories. Some have more info than others.

[surfingthesealand]

Happy Birthday to the @project-canada Prairie Bros! 🎂🎉🤠🌾🚜

[madam-of-lithuania]

Kita/ @nakamopapina is your home province

Owen looks so cute in this chibi art style 💖❤️✨️

next iamp/project canada character ask: saskatchewan for D4?

[battle-of-alberta]

Did you know that Alberta and Saskatchewan were once originally going to be one province named Buffalo?

for the purposes of this ask we are ignoring that Buffalo has become a bit of a buzzword for right wing western separatist parties :T; I wouldn't say it was "originally" going to be a combined province, it was just an idea that the wealthy and powerful ranchers across the southern districts really liked because it would help fuel their dream of turning the entire thing into grazing land for cattle.

Maddy did originally live in the district of Assiniboia and was sort of added to Alberta at the last minute, which is why she wasn't paying any attention to the battle to become capital of Alberta at all. Nowadays, the city of Lloydminster is the "closest" to Saskatchewan by virtue of literally being the only city in the country to span two provinces. There is a mural there to celebrate the 2005 centennial of the two provinces called Buffalo Twins.

We may not live together (as central Canada was too afraid of our potential combined awesomeness... surely) but our neighbour to the east is always borrowing our stuff anyways. Like our tendency towards austerity cuts, or Edmonton's entire lacrosse team >:'T tsk!

[weirdstrangeandawful]

Everyone’s talking about US politics right now but if you’re in one of three Canadian provinces, it’s an election year for you too and you can do something to stave off the violence going on in the US for a little while. Under no circumstances, vote for anyone associated with Poilievre.

If you're in British Columbia: vote NDP (do not vote BC United)

If you're in New Brunswick: vote liberal (do not vote PC)

If you're in Saskatchewan: vote NDP (do not vote Saskatchewan)

If you are in any province or territory: register to vote now, before you forget whether it is an 'election year' or not. With the CAQ and Ontario PCs in power plus Alberta doing fuck all, the federal government absolutely will move in the same direction as the US. Many provinces have already started fucking over healthcare and LGBTQ+ (trans especially) rights. Please protect everyone's rights and please help save our failing healthcare.

(Non-Canadians, please do reblog. This will absolutely get lost otherwise)

[bogbees]

Manitoba election results are fucking nuts to look at btw. NDP most left leaning party and they won with 33 seats but the most right leaning party, PCs, got 23 seats and the centre party, Liberals, got 1 (one). the centre party is Canada's current government and like,

i figured the high amount of PC, Manitoba is a prairie province with Saskatchewan and Alberta, those guys tend to love the PCs, but like ???

NDP sweep??? NDP leader in Manitoba is first nations???????

[nakamopapina]

Alrighty then @madam-of-lithuania I told myself I’ll give it a go after work , and I did it.

Couldn’t find Cymbeline in the list, So I chose the closest name I could find.

I chose December because it was the most neutral route. Chose the time capsule title because opening your Grandma’s recipe books always feels like you’re opening a time capsule!

(A holiday movie where Kokum’s cooking saves the day? Sign me up! lol)

Lmao, I had to play it because the description options are hilarious

@madam-of-lithuania tagging to see your CanLiet version >:D

[nakamopapina]

I did it! It only took me 5 days to finish it! I caught a nasty cold :T

For the emotional support human thing, Sask has a nasty case of the flu, so he can’t run away, and Northwest is making sure he doesn’t suffer alone.

Ollie walking in on something he wasn’t supposed to, it’s up to your imaginations of who and what he walked in on. Regardless he gets traumatised and cries to Sask about it (because he’s bed ridden from the flu, and can’t run away)

Alberta also successfully scammed some rich dude in Toronto.

Unfortunately, this might be the last picture I might be able to draw for a while, because I may have broken my wrist, I will not know for certain until after I get an X-ray later today, and the doctor checks it out.

All I know is that I have a boney lump on my wrist and it hurts like a biatch!

[acetechne]

little culture shock things between provinces hahahahaha

so drinking age differs between provinces, so its 18 in Alberta (and Manitoba and Quebec) while generally 19 everywhere else -- although alcohol servers can legally be 18 even in a place with a drinking age of 19. This means that people will often hop the border to a province with a lower drinking age (and you'll see Americans occasionally take advantage of it since their legal drinking age is 21)

The requirement of having two pieces of ID (one government, one with either a signature or photo) in BC struck me the other day - I don't personally drink, but if I wanted to I might have to have my passport on me since technically all my student IDs are expired, even though they do have photos. Health cards in Alberta kind of suck, you might recall, and have neither a photo nor a signature.

And one more thing- I don't think they have canonical ages, but I always thought it would be funny if Bert and Sask both kept getting IDs issued that claimed them to be 18 (you know, just so I can make jokes about Sask having to come over to Bert's house to drink). I don't think they're actually 18, just that there is always some mishap about whoever is responsible for printing and renewing IDs for guys who claim to be over a century old (which means they have to keep making fake IDs -- insert some elaborate joke about them showing up in the States and then getting refused service because Canadian IDs look "made up" there anyway)

[funofcanada]

trust me

sask is a barber

[vijay34]

Global Diesel Exhaust Fluid Market: Growth Drivers and Challenges

Stringent Emission Regulations Fuel Growth in the Diesel Exhaust Fluid Market.

The Diesel Exhaust Fluid Market Size was valued at USD 37.0 billion in 2023, and is expected to reach USD 74.0 Billion by 2032, and grow at a CAGR of 8.0% over the forecast period 2024-2032.

The Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Market is driven by strict emission regulations and the increasing adoption of selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology in diesel engines. DEF is a non-toxic, aqueous solution of urea and deionized water that helps reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, making diesel engines more environmentally friendly. The demand for DEF is rising due to its widespread use in commercial vehicles, off-highway equipment, and industrial machinery, with government policies worldwide mandating lower vehicle emissions.

Key Players in the DEF Market

AdBlue (AdBlue DEF, AdBlue Premium)

Blue Sky Diesel Exhaust Fluid (Blue Sky DEF, Blue Sky Premium DEF)

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (DEF, DEF Plus)

Cummins Filtration (Fleetguard DFS, Fleetguard Diesel Exhaust Fluid)

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) (Standard DEF, Premium DEF)

Dyno Nobel (DEF, Dyno DEF)

KOST USA, Inc. (KOST DEF, KOST Pure DEF)

Old World Industries, LLC (PEAK Blue DEF, Final Charge DEF)

STOCKMEIER Group (STOCKMEIER DEF, STOCKMEIER SCR Fluid)

The Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (PCS DEF, PCS Premium DEF)

Future Scope of the Market

The DEF Market is expected to witness substantial growth due to:

Tightening vehicle emission standards across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.

Increasing production of diesel-powered heavy-duty vehicles and equipment.

Growing adoption of SCR technology in automotive and industrial applications.

Rising demand for fleet maintenance solutions to ensure regulatory compliance.

Expansion of DEF distribution networks, including retail stations and bulk supply chains.

Emerging Trends in the Diesel Exhaust Fluid Market

The market is witnessing a surge in demand for high-purity DEF solutions as stricter emission norms drive technological advancements in diesel engine systems. The emergence of bio-based and synthetic DEF solutions is gaining traction as companies explore sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives. Additionally, the development of advanced dispensing and storage systems is improving supply chain efficiency, catering to the needs of large-scale fleet operators. The rise of electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles presents both challenges and opportunities, as diesel engines continue to dominate in heavy-duty transport and industrial applications.

Key Points:

Global emission regulations are fueling DEF demand.

SCR technology adoption is rising in diesel engines.

Expansion of DEF retail and bulk supply chains.

Growing innovations in sustainable DEF production.

Electric vehicle trends may impact long-term market growth.

Conclusion

The Diesel Exhaust Fluid Market is set for sustained growth, driven by emission control regulations and advancements in diesel engine technology. With governments worldwide enforcing stricter environmental standards, the demand for DEF will continue to rise across automotive, industrial, and agricultural sectors. Market players are focusing on innovative production methods and efficient distribution networks to meet the evolving needs of consumers while ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks.

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[isupportonlinedoctor]

A Complete Guide on How to Take an Appointment Online in Saskatchewan

If you are feeling unwell and suspect a problem that might need medical attention, you should probably seek professional help. But it’s difficult to get out of your bed, dress up and see your nearest healthcare provider… right? Well, this is where virtual clinics in Saskatchewan come plug in all the convenience and comfort you need to resolve your problems. With online healthcare support, you can access best healthcare professionals from across the globe with just a touch on touch on your screen. Curious? Here’s a beginner’s guide on how to access online doctors form the comfort of your couch.

Step 1: Turn on Your Screen of Course!!

It is pretty understandable that you will need some device be it a smartphone, tablet, laptop or a PC to access various channels and portals providing online health services. You’ll also need an internet connection to book your appointment online (pretty obvious).

Step 2: Look for a Suitable Virtual Clinic.

The next step in line is to find a suitable virtual healthcare provider. Now, there are a lot of service providers on the internet but you will need to look for a suitable virtual service with a broad spectrum addressing maximum problems in its coverage program. Here are a few that can considered for such purpose:

Tia Health:

Tia Health is an excellent option if you are looking to hire an online doctor for your medical concerns. This specific platform provides options of virtual consultations through phone calls, private messages and online chats. You can discuss your condition, receive opinions and prescriptions (yes, you heard kt right) and even get a referral if necessary. (1)

GOeVisit: 

It’s another platform with impressive prospects in the medical field. GOeVisit is an app that allows people to have clinical interviews with Canadian practitioners. The app is easy to download and has simple steps to follow. You are asked to describe your symptoms in a SmartExam clinical interview. After reviewing the symptoms, a licensed physician comes up with a diagnosis and a complete treatment plan. The patient is also provided detailed summary of the meeting, prescription (if any) and referral letters if required. (1)

Maven: 

It provides online health services that can be accessed via both browser and smartphone app, 24/7. It specifically directs telehealth services towards women and their families including services such as fertility counseling, prenatal and postnatal care, mental health counseling and primary pediatric care. The upfront pricing for these virtual visits starts from as low as $20 but various memberships are available with additional incentives. This service not only incorporates licensed physicians but also allows its audience to interact with nutritionists and holistic medicine experts. Another interesting feature of the app is its peer community where different patients can interact with each other too. However, this feature is only available for permanent members of the platform. (1)

Health Tap:

Next in line is Health Tap, an online healthcare service that covers primary care, pediatric counselling, maternal health services etc. The distinctive feature of this particular platform is provision of mental health support and psychiatric counselling. With a membership fee of only $15 per month, it is highly cost-effective. Licensed practitioners can be accessed through this platform and expert opinions can be received. The healthcare providers can also transmit your prescriptions to a pharmacy of your liking. Unfortunately, people with free accounts can only get their hands on limited AI based health support. (1)

Step 3: Confirm an Appointment

Booking your slot through Sign-in Accounts

Most virtual clinics demand creating an account for accessing healthcare services. Creating an account is not much of a puzzle. Using simple steps and putting in the required credentials, people can easily create their account and look for physicians of their liking from amongst a list of physicians with different experiences and degrees (displayed in their portfolio). (2)

Can I use Toll Free Numbers to Confirm my Appointment?

Yes. Most online portals provide the facility of contacting them through tool free numbers that can be used to confirm an online visit. Apart from booking an appointment, customer support also addresses all your concerns and provides adequate suggestions to improve the overall experience.

Step 4: Receive Expert Opinion on The Go.

Once you have confirmed your appointment, you are good to go.

References:

1- Best online doctors. [Internet]. Available at: https://www.verywellhealth.com/best-online-doctors-4802175

2- Online doctors Ontario [Internet]. Available at:https://www.blogto.com/city/2020/04/online-doctor-ontario-virtual/