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Brooklyn Beckham Refuses Direct Contact With Parents Amid Feud — Source
It appears David Beckham’s son Brooklyn, is in no mood to make amends with his parents. Reportedly, Brooklyn has asked the Beckhams to only contact him via his lawyers. If media reports are to be believed, the two parties communicate only via…
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Maryland Men’s Soccer Distributes Postseason Awards
COLLEGE PARK, MD — Maryland men’s soccer has distributed their annual postseason team awards after a…
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Was a Crazy Anti-MAGA Thriller Quietly Disappeared?
In the annual hurly-burly that is awards season, it’s not uncommon for a lot of smaller, more modest films to fall through the cracks. There are a lot of late-year releases jockeying their way onto screens and eyeballs, and by the time the…
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How Brooklyn responded to Sir David Beckham’s attempt to reconcile
Sir David Beckham reached out to his estranged sons and his wife, Nicola Peltz.
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Jumpstart your year with these games under $30!
Looking to stuff your library with more games, but you don’t want to empty the coffers? We might be able to help! We’ve gathered a list of quality games regularly priced below $30 (not including tax). You may even find a game you like…
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Jumpstart your year with these games under $30!
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Saskatchewan Adds Over 15,000 Jobs in 2025 | News and Media
Released on January 9, 2026
Statistics Canada recently released their annual labour force numbers which demonstrate that Saskatchewan’s labour market experienced another strong year with continued low unemployment and consistent job growth.
In 2025, Saskatchewan’s economy created 15,200 jobs. The province also had the lowest annual unemployment rate among provinces at 5.2 per cent, well below the national average of 6.8 per cent. Saskatchewan was the only province to record a decline in unemployment rate compared to 2024.
“In 2025, Saskatchewan continued to experience strong job growth and low unemployment rates, this is the direct result of the strength of industry and employers, and the increasing opportunities available in Saskatchewan,” Immigration and Career Training Minister Eric Schmalz said. “Our government is committed to ensuring this growth continues into 2026 and that Saskatchewan remains the best province in Canada to live, work, and raise a family.”
In 2025 Saskatchewan saw all time historical highs with:
- 510,600 people in full-time employment;
- 617,400 people employed; and
- 651,200 people in the labour force.
Saskatchewan had the highest employment rate at 63.9 per cent and the second highest labour force participation amongst provinces at 67.4 per cent. Saskatchewan’s two biggest cities also saw growth this year. Compared to 2024, Saskatoon’s employment was up 4,000, an increase of 2.0 per cent, and Regina’s employment was up 6,500, an increase of 4.5 per cent.
Industries that saw the largest job gains from 2024 were health care and social assistance up 9,000, construction which increased by 5,000, and agriculture increased by 1,600.
The province continues to see economic growth in other areas. In 2025 Saskatchewan ranked first amongst provinces for growth in urban housing starts (January to November) and second in the value of building permits and new motor vehicle sales (January to October).
This economic growth is backed by the Government of Saskatchewan’s Building the Workforce for a Growing Economy: The Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy, a roadmap to build the workforce needed to support Saskatchewan’s strong and growing economy, and Securing the Next Decade of Growth: Saskatchewan’s Investment Attraction Strategy, a plan to increase investment in the province and to further advancing Saskatchewan’s Growth plan goal of $16 billion in private capital investment annually.
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Kettering University Announces Fall 2025 Class of MEDC Michigander Scholars
Kettering University and the Michigan Economic Development Corp. (MEDC) have named 19 Kettering students to represent the University’s latest class of Michigander Scholars. The innovative Michigander Scholars program offers scholarships of $5,000 and up to $10,000 to qualifying scholars who complete a Co-op (or internship) and/or accept a full-time position as a computer, electrical, or process engineer, or as a software developer (or a similar job title) with a participating company.
Employers such as Ford, GM, BorgWarner, Bosch, Hemlock Semiconductor, Magna, Mahle, Nissan, Our Next Energy Inc., and ZF are investing in this growing talent pipeline to ensure a steady flow of skilled professionals ready to contribute to next-generation mobility, energy, and manufacturing sectors.
The Michigander Scholars program strengthens Michigan’s innovation ecosystem by connecting high-achieving students in tech and engineering with the state’s leading employers. Through career mentorship, industry engagement, and paid experiential learning, including Kettering University’s signature Co-op program, the initiative fosters early and ongoing relationships between students and companies that shape Michigan’s future economy.
The first of its kind in the United States, this program represents an unprecedented public-private partnership with some of Michigan’s leading advanced manufacturing employers and universities. This MEDC initiative is a vital talent retention strategy that fills in-demand jobs in the semiconductor and electric vehicle industries, which are essential to Michigan’s economic growth.
This class of Michigander Scholars includes:
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
- Leonardo Durasevic, Chesterfield, Dakota High School, Class of 2028, Mechanical Engineering
- Yusef El-Sheikh, Canton, Plymouth High School, Class of 2028, Electrical Engineering
- Sumukh Kallur, Novi, Novi High School, Class of 2028, Mechanical Engineering
- Briana Lapuz, Farmington Hills, Mercy High School, Class of 2027, Electrical Engineering
- Josiah Thompson, Macomb Township, Parkway Christian School, Class of 2028, Computer Science
- Brandon White, Livonia, Churchill High School, Class of 2029, Electrical Engineering
GENERAL MOTORS
- Jordan Ceperov, Saline, Saline High School, Class of 2028, Mechanical Engineering
- Paul Ibegbu, Canton, Divine Child High School, Class of 2028, Computer Engineering
- Alyssa Shelton, Fenton, Hartland High School, Class of 2026, Mechanical Engineering*
- Ashmit Swarnkar, Novi, Detroit Catholic Central High School, Class of 2027, Mechanical Engineering
- Evan Thompson, Highland, Milford High School, Class of 2028, Computer Science
- Aaliyah Washington, Lansing, Waverly High School, Class of 2027, Industrial Engineering
- Alexander Yolles, Fair Lawn, New Jersey, Fair Lawn High School, Class of 2024, Electrical Engineering*
HEMLOCK SEMICONDUCTOR
- Elijah Rowland, Owosso, Flushing High School, Class of 2027, Mechanical Engineering
MAGNA
- Maddison Bourbeau, Grand Blanc, Grand Blanc High School, Class of 2027, Mechanical Engineering
- Kianna Lucas, Spring, Texas, Class of 2026, Engineering
- Giuseppe Waller, Ypsilanti, Plymouth Christian Academy, Class of 2028, Mechanical Engineering
MAHLE
- Andrew Johnson, Columbiaville, Lapeer High School, Class of 2027, Mechanical Engineering
MOBIS
- Aidan Petras, Sterling Heights, Stevenson High School, Class of 2026, Computer Engineering
* Student was awarded a $10,000 full-time scholarship and will complete a Co-op (or internship) and/or accept a full-time position as a computer, electrical, or process engineer, or as a software developer (or a similar job title) with a participating company.
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