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Former Juno winner solo effort works

Former Juno winner solo effort works

D'TACHChinIndie6.5-out-of-10 I have reviewed a lot of disks in what is nearing 20-years as a journalist. So one thing I always appreciate is a CD which makes me go 'OK that's different'. Chin's D'tach fits that.
Boyle wins her first club championship

Boyle wins her first club championship

When everyone was done golfing in the rain late this past Sunday afternoon at the Deer Park Municipal Golf Course and all numbers had been tallied, the new club champion in the ladies' division was Wendy Boyle.
A summer that tests one's political beliefs

A summer that tests one's political beliefs

Whether one realizes it or not, the complex nature of most political issues tends to test one's political views.

Scanners check on lawbreakers

As a part of SGI's ongoing traffic safety partnership with the Saskatchewan RCMP, an RCMP vehicle equipped with an Automatic Licence Plate Recognition (ALPR) system was showcased recently in Regina.

School division hires EAL coordinator

The Board of Education of the Good Spirit School Division is excited to announce the hiring of Carol McCullough as our English as an Additional Language (EAL) Coordinator.
Gridders up their record to 2-0 against Riders

Gridders up their record to 2-0 against Riders

Now they're 2-0. This time last year it was the other way around.
HF Charity Road Race breaks the $41,000 mark

HF Charity Road Race breaks the $41,000 mark

The Health Foundation's 4th Annual Charity Road Race was a huge success, raising a record $41, 500 for operating room equipment.

Letter to the Editor - Writer questions Wheat Pool direction

Dear Editor:What happened to the Sask. Wheat Pool? During 1972 to 1992 Sask. Wheat Pool was the largest grain company in Canada enjoying 60 to 70 per cent of the Saskatchewan grain market, plus owning several large elevators in Alberta and Manitoba.

Long weekend safety planning

As travellers prepare to hit the road for the final long weekend of the summer, CAA Saskatchewan offers tips on how to drive safely and save money at the gas pumps.
Flood concerts huge successes

Flood concerts huge successes

Proceeds are still being counted from two concerts held on the weekend to benefit flood victims, but the shows are already being called an overwhelming success.