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Saskatchewan, SK--Over Canada Day weekend in Moose Jaw on July 2nd, 2023, John "Trystan" drowned in Buffalo Pound Lake. John “Trystan” Hall and was 25 years old.
At about 3:45PM that day, the Moose Jaw RCMP received a report of a missing kayaker at Sand Point Beach on Buffalo Pound Lake. After investigations, it was confirmed that the adult male was kayaking when it overturned and he did not emerge from the water.
Moose Jaw RCMP, the Regina Fire and Rescue Dive Team, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency and the Search and Rescue Saskatchewan Association of Volunteers (SARSAV) all focused together to find Trystan. They discovered Trystan's body in the water, in close proximity to the location where he was last sighted.
The 25-year-old male has been identified by the authorities, and his family has been duly informed. Victim services have been extended to the family during this time. The Saskatchewan Coroners Service remains involved in supporting the Moose Jaw RCMP during the ongoing investigation.
With deep sorrow, the family of John "Trystan" Hall, originally from Calgary, AB, and later residing in Moose Jaw, SK, sadly announces his passing on July 2, 2023, at the age of 25. Trystan was preceded in death by his grandparents John Stuart and Enid Hall, as well as his uncle Angus "Jamie" Bruce, all from Ottawa, ON.
He will be profoundly missed by his parents, John and Leanne Hall, his brother Nigel, his son John Sawyer and John's mother Morgan, his grandparents Arlen and Vi Avery, his uncles Kerry (Deb) Avery, Randy (Kelly) Avery, Mike (Elaine) Avery, Tim (Corrine) Avery, his aunt Ellen Bruce, as well as numerous cousins, extended family members, and friends.
Justin Pryor, Trystan’s boss at Moose Jaw Truck Shop said, “Trystan was the Gregory House of automotive diagnostics–it takes an interesting approach to diagnostic and testing but typically there’s always a solution." One time, Trystan was three hours into a ‘can bus’ system and had the truck in a hundred pieces spread across the shop and all over the bay. John started at the front and came out the back of the shop with the main harness in his hands saying, ‘I found the broken wires!’ laughing. He was determined and would always keep trying until the problem was fixed.
To honor Trystan's memory, W.J. Jones & Son Ltd. will plant a memorial tree.
Trystan's uncle states, "I am posting to help family. My nephew, Trystan Hall, passed away. Trystan was 25 and he leaves behind a 3 year old child (Sawyer). Trystan's family would like to be able to build an education fund for Sawyer to use later in life."
In memory of Trystan, memorial contributions can be made to his son, Sawyer's future education fund through their GoFundMe page.
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"Moose Jaw Truck Shop offers quality service," mentions owner of Moose Jaw Truck Shop, Justin Pryor.
Saskatchewan, CA--Moose Jaw Truck Shop's motto is "Semi-trucks must keep rolling." Justin Pryor and his wife, Brittina Pryor are owners and operators of the business which features eight truck bays. Moose Jaw Truck Shop is in the town of the same name in Saskatchewan, Canada at 22 Lancaster Road and offers quality service.
"I’ve always wanted to start a company. I was in between jobs, so I was sort of forced to either find a different job or start a company. The name was originally Pryor Industries Limited, and then I changed it to Moose Jaw Truck Shop," Pryor explained in an exclusive interview with NY News York.
Justin Pryor started Moose Jaw Truck Shop back in 2016 and business quickly doubled within the first couple of years as customers grew to expect quality service. The shop offers a flexible payment plan, free Wi-Fi, an after-hours drop box for customers, and street parking.
Moose Jaw Truck Shop offers a wide variety of truck repair services for an even wider variety of trucks than typical truck shops. Pryor and his staff can repair everything from semi-trucks to SUVs and pride themselves in offering same-day service. "We have a mechanic or technician look at the vehicle the instant it shows up, so we can make a plan with the customer. We also have loaner cars if it needs to stay overnight." Pryor said.
Pryor estimates that half of the business is composed of Diesel truck repairs, such as bumper-to-bumper, engine transmission, wiring, and electrical repairs. However, they also offer repair services for everyday gas trucks such as vans, Tahoe’s, SUVs, and suburban’s. Additional repairs offered include brakes, steering, alignment, and air conditioning. The most common issues that Pryor encounters include wheels, brakes, and electrical problems.
One of Pryor’s most prominent customer bases comes from the farming industry. "We collect customers, and whatever they drive daily is our bread and butter. We try to service everything they have in their yard. We do some tractors, but we don’t advertise it too much," Pryor explained.
When asked about his ideal customer, Pryor knew the answer right away: a three-quarter ton and one-ton Diesel truck, similar to what a farmer would drive. "We call them the Cowboy Cadillacs."
The truck industry, like any other business, is changing over time. "We used to be more of mom-and-pop style service station. But we’re slowly getting into a more professional style of service with nice lobbies and loaner cars. We have a very friendly staff. We’re trying to change the image of the repair industry into one of more professional service," Pryor added.
If you’re looking for excellent service for your trucks and all the commotion they cause, look no further than Moose Jaw Truck Shop.
Moose Jaw Truck Shop is located at 22 Lancaster Rd, Moose Jaw, SK S6J 1M3, Canada.
Open Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM-5:00 PM; closed on weekends. You can also call them at 1-306-694-4644 or schedule an appointment online here.
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Jersey City, NJ--The impacts of climate change touch every sector and person on our planet. It is an issue that seems impossible to solve, especially if you do not see the solutions in action. After working in government and participating at the United Nations for more than a decade, I’ve seen a major shift in the way people speak about climate change…and it gives me hope.
Nearly every large city and company in the world has adopted or will soon adopt emissions reductions goals. Our country has made a historic investment in mitigating climate change and supporting the emergence of new, cleaner technologies. There is conclusive research showing that reducing our contribution to climate change strengthens our communities and makes businesses resilient, thus satisfying both voters and shareholders. New Jersey has recently adopted aggressive carbon reduction goals which will ultimately improve our local economy. Despite these opportunities for hope, there still exists a cynicism that these efforts are pointless. Scientists that spend most of their lives analyzing frightening climate data understand on a molecular level what is a stake. Despite this, they continue to pursue ways to work alongside governments to preserve humanity. Those in service to others fundamentally understand that humans can solve the problems they create. Now that most people understand that climate change will impact us, we must address a new climate-related concern. The belief that we are not going to solve climate change.
How a lack of belief impacts local governments.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recently released another report with an urgent call to action for all sectors, especially policymakers, to do more about reducing our reliance on fossil fuels. This is not just for policy makers at the national level. Local governments have an important role in solving climate change.
According to a survey by the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, most people surveyed in New Jersey believe climate change is happening and that it will harm future generations. This message of concern is not getting from the electorate to our local leaders. There are dozens of incentives, grants, and fiscally responsible funding mechanisms available for climate mitigation and adaptation for communities in New Jersey. Yet, because they do not hear from their constituents on the issue, some local officials do not feel that it is important enough to talk about climate change as part of their campaign. We need to believe in our governments enough to urge them to do more, and to make candidates that talk about climate change feel like we have their back.
How a lack of belief impacts our future
As an adjunct professor at Ramapo College, I see young people who are bitter about what they perceive as the lack of action taken by governments and businesses to stop climate change. They have little belief that governments or businesses care enough to do anything meaningful. When presented with information about what public and private sectors are doing and how youth can impact this movement towards change, they begin to feel empowered. Youth are leaders of today and tomorrow, we need to foster this hope that they can improve their community and refrain from calling a belief in humanity a form of “naivety”.
How a lack of belief impacts everyone
A lack of belief in humanity solving climate change causes us to make decisions that we would otherwise regret. Every day, we are making choices that support organizations that help us build a better future or, alternatively, prevent us from doing so. Choices like where we purchase our clothing and food and those we vote for (or the choice of not voting at all) have consequences. If there was a belief that eating unhealthy foods does not impact our overall health, people would continue to eat unhealthy foods. Similarly, if we continue to believe that climate change is not a problem we can solve, we will continue to make decisions against our best interests.
Believing is a form of action. Believing that we can reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and move towards better and more efficient technologies to save lives, is possible. Believing we can solve these problems together means we have hope in our future. We are at a major crossroads. Public perception on solving climate change is improving, but we need more people. I believe we can do it.
Amanda Nesheiwat is an Adjunct Professor of Sustainability at Ramapo College, Deputy Director of Sustainability and Community Outreach at Hudson County Improvement Authority and Founder and President at Envision Green, LLC.