One early example involved a 2003 demonstration in Miami (in which the author of this post participated) opposing global corporate governance via undemocratic international trade agreements. While presented as tools to enhance public safety, cell-site simulators have been used in the U.S. While originally developed for use in military theaters, cell-site simulators are also increasingly purchased-and deployed without civilian oversight-by police departments across the U.S.

This saga reflects how executive secrecy can extend from Washington all the way down to the local level. They monitor cell phone networks by mimicking a cell tower and gaining transmissions from cell phones near it, thereby exposing the phones’ locations and unique identifiers (such as an IMSI number), and enabling capture of metadata and unencrypted voice and text content. are cell-site simulators, sometimes described as a “Stingray” (after the trade name of an early version). The particular tools built by Harris Corp. A proposed law in Sacramento could ensure that this history never repeats itself. without any elected policymakers knowing that their tools even existed. managed to sell sophisticated military surveillance equipment to police departments across the U.S. Visit the Grey Cup Festival website for all 2022 events and activities.For nearly a decade, a company known as Harris Corp. Purchasing a new Zamboni for the local arena ensuring the continuation and development for community members and visitors for many years to come.ĭates of the Richardson Pioneer Rider Nation Community Celebration events will be announced shortly. Upgrades to the community rink to accommodate larger change rooms, easier access into the facility for players and spectators, creating a better entrance for the Zamboni, repairing players’ benches and boards creating a year-round facility for the community. File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council (11 member Nations)Įnhancing the Field of Dreams ball diamonds with upgrades to the bleachers to support spectators of all ages and mobilities, supporting traditional ceremonial functions with elders and official branding of the new facility.Ĭonstructing a new warm-up shelter and first aid station for the River Ridge Nordic Ski Club which was established in early 2021 as a way to provide outdoor recreational opportunities for their residents and guests during the pandemic.Updating the only playground facility in town by replacing old equipment and installing rubber surfacing to the space creating a safe and accessible space for children to gather and play.Īssist in constructing a new golf clubhouse, allowing for the community to then host larger tournaments, serve healthy meals, and provide a local venue suitable to promote the sport of golf, group fundraisers, and local events.

Over 60 Saskatchewan communities entered the Richardson Pioneer Rider Nation Celebration Contest and finalists were determined by a selection committee.Ĭongratulations to the winners – Richardson Pioneer is proud to support your community projects!

The Community Celebration contest showcases the best aspects of Saskatchewan communities and Richardson Pioneer is proud to support initiatives that make the six winning communities even stronger.” “I want to congratulate all the winners, and thank all the applicants, for their commitment to their communities. “We are proud to support the communities where our customers and employees live and work,” said Neil Banbury, Assistant Vice-President at Richardson Pioneer. In addition to the $25,000 donation from Richardson Pioneer to support local sport, culture, and recreation projects, the winning communities will host a one-day party featuring the Grey Cup trophy, the 620 CKRM Rider Cheer Team, Gainer the Gopher, and Rider alumni. The Richardson Pioneer Community Celebration is bringing Grey Cup Festival excitement throughout Saskatchewan as the CFL championship heads to Regina in November this year. Six communities will receive a $25,000 grant as the winners of the Richardson Pioneer Rider Nation Community Celebration contest.

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