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The great thing about the public domain is that now, in the internet age, it has become increasingly easy to find material which has lapsed into it.

I don’t know what Fortnite is. I suppose everyone has that moment where you are suddenly completely out of the cultural loop. First, you enjoy the hip new thing that everyone is doing. Second, you don’t enjoy it, but know what it is.

Yellowhead International Speedway was the host of some intense close racing on Sunday, July 15. Sometimes, the race was a bit too close, as there were spins and wrecks over the day.

The Yorkton Fighting Pikes have ended their lacrosse season. While the season did not end on the note the team would have liked, after an unsuccessful provincial tournament, Coach Adam Stewart is proud of the way players have developed over the year.

Leaving to fight for England in the Province of Transvaal of South Africa. 1899-1901. The second contingent includes: Sgt. P. McNichol at left, and his brother J. McNichol, second from the right. Others not specifically identified: J.

Most of us have played with LEGO® at some point in our lives. Few have used the common children’s toy as a medium to create art.

The Yorkton Cardinals found Alberta a less than hospitable place to visit, as they made an extended tour through the western division of the Western Major Baseball League.

The SESBL Playoffs have begun. The Back Forty Brewers faced off against the Canora Supers. In the first game, in Canora, the Supers dominated from the opening inning, starting off with four runs in the first.

Buildings, residences tagged with spray paint symbols

Members of the Amateur Radio Operators in the local area were joined by other attendees for the Parkland Amateur Radio Clubfield day on June 23 and 24. The field day was held at the acreage of the Bob and Lorraine Drayer of Sturgis.