Murray Wood's Blog

This got sent into the station and I couldn't wait to post it for everyone to see. Zach Wilson from Two Brothers Films sent along this time lapse of Saskatchewan skies. (Oddly, it's one time that the grammatically incorrect sobriquet "Land of Living Skies" might be accurate. Because of course, there's only one sky. But in this case it's a compilation of skies.) 

This got sent into the station and I couldn't wait to post it for everyone to see.  Zach Wilson from Two Brothers Films sent along this time lapse of Saskatchewan skies.  (Oddly, it's one time that the grammatically  

Although I’m closing in on fifty and it’s probably not dignified, I don’t mind confessing that I still love cartoons.

While on a fishing trip at Jan Lake in June, I saw a black bear swimming across the lake with a fish in his mouth. He appeared perplexed more than annoyed that we stopped and watched him, glancing back over his shoulder as if to ask, "What do you want?"

It was nearly 98 years to the day after the Regina Cyclone. On June 30th, 1912, a tornado struck with deadly force, killing 28 and leaving 2500 homeless. It’s still the deadliest tornado in Canadian history.

We didn’t have much ability to forecast the weather then. Nearly a century later, the weather can still change so quickly that it surprises even advanced satellite and computer monitoring systems.