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The Meeple Guild - Deck builder about building decks

The Meeple Guild - Deck builder about building decks

Builders!: The Building-Building Deck Building Game just might by the wonkiest and coolest name for a board game in ages. And it is a deck-builder, so it checked off one of the boxes in terms of interest with our group.
Politics - Old political assumptions need re-thinking

Politics - Old political assumptions need re-thinking

A killer drone 10,200 kilometres away could have a big impact on the Saskatchewan election still eight months from now.
Dunstone rink starts Meridian Open with win

Dunstone rink starts Meridian Open with win

Sees event as Sask Tankard warm-up
Successful investigation into illegal activities involving outlaw motorcycle gangs

Successful investigation into illegal activities involving outlaw motorcycle gangs

Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit effort leads to multiple charges
Blake Reid Band records in a prairie landmark

Blake Reid Band records in a prairie landmark

When you see an old house abandoned in a field, you might have a number of different thoughts. Maybe you’ll think it looks interesting, maybe you’ll wonder about the situation that made people leave the house entirely.
Paterson takes early win in Grand Slam

Paterson takes early win in Grand Slam

The first match of the Meridian Canadian Open, part of the Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling, began at the Gallagher Centre on the night of Jan. 14.
Chamber elects new executive

Chamber elects new executive

Stackhouse returned as president
Reservation schedule for provincial parks announced

Reservation schedule for provincial parks announced

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Editorial - Curling event good for city in many ways

Editorial - Curling event good for city in many ways

An event takes place this week in Yorkton that is rather significant in terms of what it means to the community.
Governments invest to support agriculture crop research

Governments invest to support agriculture crop research

Federal Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Marie Claude Bibeau and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit have announced $11 million in funding under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership for 47 crop-related research projects through Saskat
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