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Southeast photographer celebrates Cancer Warriors with photos and video

Southeast photographer celebrates Cancer Warriors with photos and video

Those battling cancer have shared their stories over the past couple of years.
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Soldier bicycling 1,000 kms for Wounded Warriors Support Dog Program

Soldier bicycling 1,000 kms for Wounded Warriors Support Dog Program

This is Sgt. Nederlof's third year of biking across Canada.
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From logging to collecting: Pelly man showcases unique chain saws

From logging to collecting: Pelly man showcases unique chain saws

Collection on display at the 65th Threshermen’s Show and Seniors’ Festival in Yorkton
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The Antique Abbey in Mortlach result of love of furniture

The Antique Abbey in Mortlach result of love of furniture

The Antique Abbey is open in the spring and summer Thursdays and Fridays from 1 to 4 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Hayley DeConinck promoted to City of Estevan's roads and drainage manager

Hayley DeConinck promoted to City of Estevan's roads and drainage manager

DeConinck has worked in roads and drainage for 13 years.
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New funding extends innovative Indigenous health research at USask

New funding extends innovative Indigenous health research at USask

$1.25M boost to Comeco Chair.
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Saskatoon singer last to work with late music legend Sheldon Reynolds

Saskatoon singer last to work with late music legend Sheldon Reynolds

Kaur attended Evan Hardy Collegiate and the University of Saskatchewan.
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Student creates lifeline for single-parent scholars at USask

Student creates lifeline for single-parent scholars at USask

New bursary supports single parents navigating university life.
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Young farmers appreciate technology's challenges and opportunities

Young farmers appreciate technology's challenges and opportunities

The challenges and rewards for a new generation.
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"My bones are talking to the dust," says Sask.'s newest Poet Laureate

"My bones are talking to the dust," says Sask.'s newest Poet Laureate

dee Hobsbawn-Smith, the author, chef, journalist and poet who's left her mark on B.C., Alta., and now Sask. has journeyed from writing "terrible" sci-fi stories as a teenager to becoming the province's 10th Poet Laureate.
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