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Terry Peppler still chucking with Rockets

Terry Peppler still chucking with Rockets

Rhein wins pair Sunday
Canora man charged with first-degree murder: Canora RCMP

Canora man charged with first-degree murder: Canora RCMP

On July 17, at approximately 10:15 p.m., Canora RCMP responded to the report of an attempted murder at a residence in Canora, SK. Police and EMS arrived at the residence rapidly.
Regina takes pair on visit to U18 Expos

Regina takes pair on visit to U18 Expos

The Parkland AAA 18U Expos found it tough going at Jubilee Park in Yorkton Saturday, dropping both ends of a doubleheader to the visiting Regina Athletics.
D.A. Mackenzie Aquatic Center re-opens in Esterhazy

D.A. Mackenzie Aquatic Center re-opens in Esterhazy

In Esterhazy at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, June 24, the Esterhazy Town Council called their meeting to order with Mallory Johnson, a summer student for the FourTown-Journal also attending.
Sask. reports five new COVID-19 cases Sunday

Sask. reports five new COVID-19 cases Sunday

Twelve are in hospital
The healing songs of stickgame with Lyndon Scott

The healing songs of stickgame with Lyndon Scott

(ANNews) – Powwows have been cancelled across Turtle Island due to gathering restrictions related to COVID-19. Dancers and drummers are missing the powwow trail and so are hand game and stickgame players.
The Meeple Guild - Association keeps vintage game vibrant

The Meeple Guild - Association keeps vintage game vibrant

There are not many games with simpler rules that can still hold one’s attention through repeated plays than Othello. It’s the rare combination of simplicity and depth that has kept the game, first created back in 1883, popular today.
Ancient hoes point to Indigenous gardeners

Ancient hoes point to Indigenous gardeners

A rare find in southwestern Manitoba – modified bison shoulder blades – may lead to knowledge about a pre-contact agrarian Indigenous society in southwestern Manitoba.
Selling historical Nazi items an opportunity for education on atrocities: Regina rabbi

Selling historical Nazi items an opportunity for education on atrocities: Regina rabbi

In a spring and summer dominated by anti-racism protests and public debates over controversial monuments, two antique dealers in Saskatchewan are quietly continuing to sell items that bear a symbol used for genocide, hatred and race-based politics.
Poverty and the past on the Prairies: Farmer recounts early days of Jewish settlements

Poverty and the past on the Prairies: Farmer recounts early days of Jewish settlements

Among Saskatchewan’s wind-swept, rolling prairies in the far south near the United States border, a tiny Jewish cemetery is one of the last markers of the Sonnenfeld Colony, a poor, Jewish farm colony whose members the government barred from owning l
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