Winter: Latest News

aespa singer Winter recently underwent what is being described as a “preventive” surgery for a collapsed lung.In a statement today (April 12), the Winter’s label SM Entertainment confirmed reports that the aespa singer recently underwent surgery for a pneumothorax, which is also commonly known as collapsed lung.Speaking to South Korean news outlet Newsen, the K-pop agency said that because the condition is “prone to recurrence”, the surgery was “carried out as a preventive measure in accordance with her doctor’s opinion, and the decision was made after plenty of discussion”, per Soompi.SM Entertainment added said that Winter is “currently recovering”, adding that the aespa singer’s recovery is their “top priority moving forward” when touching on how the surgery would affect the group’s scheduled activities.aespa are expected to drop new music in the second quarter of 2024, according to a preview of upcoming music release SM Entertainment released in February. It is currently unclear how Winter’s surgery will affect these plans.The K-pop group have also announced their upcoming 2024 ‘SYNK: Parallel Line’ world tour, featuring concerts in Asia, Australia and more.

Texas interstate left at least six people dead and dozens injured Thursday amid a winter storm that dropped freezing rain, sleet and snow on parts of the U.S.At the scene of the crash on Interstate 35 near downtown Fort Worth, a tangle of semitrailers, cars and trucks had smashed into each other and had turned every which way, with some vehicles on top of others.“There were multiple people that were trapped within the confines of their vehicles and requiring the use of hydraulic rescue equipment to successfully extricate them,” said Fort Worth Fire Chief Jim Davis. Woman rescued after falling through ice while on hike in Bracebridge, Ont.

birding tours out of Saskatoon in an effort to help injured and orphaned animals.Besides looking at the origins of the universe, Stan Shadick also has some experience looking for birds – around 50 years’ worth.“Birding has been pastime or a hobby of mine for many decades. I guess I’m interested in studying and observing and listening to the varied colours and musical songs that Saskatchewan’s birdlife create for us,” he said.“Birding is also interesting because they’re always moving, so there’s always the possibility that something unusual flies into our area.

Beechy is one of several Saskatchewan communities that is still waiting for power to fully come back following wind and snowstorms earlier in the week.Natalie Braun is a Beechy resident and said the community has been hit pretty hard. Winter storm wreaks havoc throughout southern Saskatchewan “I don’t know what the wind actually clocked at here, but it was a complete whiteout.

North Okanagan tradition that draws people from all over: the Vernon Winter Carnival.And in one month’s time, the annual event will be back – albeit heavily modified because of the coronavirus pandemic.Billing itself as western Canada’s largest winter festival, the carnival will run Feb. 5-14, with tickets going on sale this Monday, Jan.

Fort Winter Festival in Fort Qu’Appelle is cancelled due to concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.“It’s a group of volunteers that puts the event together and we certainly don’t have expertise in ensuring that we can set up an event like this in such a way that participants and spectators can be safe,” said Becky Hill, the event’s planning committee co-chair.

Echo Valley Provincial Park’s “Skate the Park” skating trail is open, and this year the track has doubled in size.On the edge of the Qu’Appelle Valley, winter enthusiasts can now lace up for a meandering, two kilometre skate through the Park’s Aspen Campground.A Saskatchewan Parks spokesperson said the attraction’s popularity in its inaugural year prompted the expansion. Home of the Riders transformed into largest outdoor rink in Saskatchewan “It was such a resounding success last year that we decided to double the size.

Georges Bourelle said they ran into unmanageable situations with their rinks.When the hockey players time slot ended, Bourelle claims that instead of observing the rules, players verbally attacked the rink attendant asking them to leave.“We had a couple employees that actually wanted to quit work because they were being aggressed, insulted and threatened to some degree.” COVID-19: Quebec won’t release new data until Monday Players not only didn’t respect other users, but Bourelle said they didn’t follow the number of people allowed to scrimmage.Under COVID guidelines, a maximum of 25 skaters are allowed on the ice at once, but just 8 hockey players are allowed.

TikTok and then waited to see if people would look for it.As of 7 p.m. on Thursday, his video had around 72,000 views.

holiday season will be like no other due to the coronavirus pandemic.To keep London’s holiday spirits alive, the City of London has compiled a list of family-friendly activities to celebrate the festive time of year while following COVID-19 health protocols..@DundasPlace is the perfect destination for a Sunday stroll during the holiday season!Check out holiday window displays, listen to festive live #LdnOnt music and try out the ice at @coventmarket – @Downtown_London is the place for safe holiday experiences.#explorethecore pic.twitter.com/uXNv5lMaV1— City of London (@CityofLdnOnt) December 13, 2020Local musicians are bringing festive music to Dundas Place for the next two weekends.Take in the sounds of the season every Friday and Saturday

outdoor rink in Kipling, Sask. is garnering a ton of attention within the province for its unique style and professional-like look.Local kids and beyond will soon get a chance to try it out, when it opens to the public next Friday as long the weather cooperates.The rinks sits in the back yard of Kipling resident Alan Batters, the man behind the funding.

Guelph bylaw stepping up COVID-19 enforcement due to crowded stores The Market Square skating rink is scheduled to open in December, but staff need 10 days of temperatures below zero to get the rink up and running.When it does open, residents are welcomed to come skate as long as they maintain physical distancing.The same can be said for outdoor community rinks in the city’s parks that are maintained by neighbourhood volunteers.The city is also encouraging residents to get out for a walk on its trails that are plowed during the winter.Portable washrooms will also be available throughout the winter at 15 parks and residents are being asked to wear a mask inside and use hand sanitizer.

coronavirus pandemic could lead to more mental health challenges this winter, but staying active can go a long way in helping people cope.Dr. Syras Derksen, a Winnipeg-based psychologist, said exercising is one of the most important things to do as the weather gets colder and restrictions tighten.“The list is really long on how exercise is good for your mental health,” Derksen said.

patio season for restaurants and bars across Saskatchewan and Canada is usually only a handful of months.But because of the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses have faced their struggles, while the government imposed social distancing protocols such as tables being six feet apart and no more than six people being seated per table.Las Palapas Resort Grill, which has been in Saskatoon for 15 years, recently installed a new tent-like cover for their main patio use in cooler temperatures.Since their reopening in early June, the response and support from the community has been a welcomed sight as the restaurant had some uncertainty, leading to the discussion of how to extend their patio season.

COVID-19 pandemic, many turned to home improvements, local travel or off-road toys, and those in the industries are hopeful those trends continue.“We were taken aback a little bit at how busy it has been,” said Jim Rutledge, general manager of Nisby Home Renovations Ltd., reflecting on business this summer.“We weren’t really expecting it. It just seems people are more involved in their home renovations and spending money on their home rather than going on trips.”Rutledge says a fair portion of his business comes from referrals, and not only has he received more of those throughout the summer, but people are now asking about winter work.

winter.Organizers of the 2020 Nutrien Fireworks Festival announced on Thursday the event is being postponed until Feb. 13-14, 2021.