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Ride for Dad draws huge crowd, attracts hundreds of classic car owners

Ride for Dad draws huge crowd, attracts hundreds of classic car owners

The all-day event had something for everyone
The Meeple Guild: Game tastes can impact a happy gaming group

The Meeple Guild: Game tastes can impact a happy gaming group

All games are worth a try, not all are worthy of a second play
Natural burial touted as eco-friendly choice

Natural burial touted as eco-friendly choice

A natural burial ground provides an end-of-life option that is eco-friendly
Inaugural Fun and Games Day at Government House a trip back to 1905

Inaugural Fun and Games Day at Government House a trip back to 1905

Bocce ball, croquet and cricket: an everyday afternoon of entertainment for an Edwardian household.
Another tenant wins claim against Battlefords Housing Authority

Another tenant wins claim against Battlefords Housing Authority

Claim included allegations of sexual harassment by a fellow tenant
Profound effect on Luseland family spawns MS fundraising efforts

Profound effect on Luseland family spawns MS fundraising efforts

When five family members were diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, it initiated a call to action resulting in a team being formed to participate in the annual MS Bike Tour fundraising and awareness event
Update: Human remains found near Prince Albert identified as missing woman

Update: Human remains found near Prince Albert identified as missing woman

Sudden death investigation underway
Bresaylor Happenings – The Leaning Church of Bresaylor

Bresaylor Happenings – The Leaning Church of Bresaylor

In 1989, a tornado moved Ste. Anne’s church off its foundation, with the doors moved four feet from the steps
USask, Wanuskewin renew cultural partnership

USask, Wanuskewin renew cultural partnership

A signed MOU between USask and Wanuskewin Heritage Park could strengthen the latter's bid for UNESCO Heritage Park status
Family business celebrates six decades in southeast Saskatchewan

Family business celebrates six decades in southeast Saskatchewan

The company grew from humble beginnings, as in the 1950s, Jerry Mainil began roughnecking on oil rigs when oil was discovered in southeast Saskatchewan, and he started welding in the back yard of his parents’ home in Weyburn.
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