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RSM displays highlight world's largest T. rex

RSM displays highlight world's largest T. rex

Dinovember in full swing at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Searching for ways to clean up wastewater

Searching for ways to clean up wastewater

USask researcher participates in national water survey as part of oil sands research
War Amputee Veterans started 100-Year Legacy

War Amputee Veterans started 100-Year Legacy

The War Amps veteran members established the Key Tag Service, which is still going strong today, to fund the Association’s many vital programs for amputees across Canada.
Here’s where to meet Regina’s most famous ghosts, if you dare

Here’s where to meet Regina’s most famous ghosts, if you dare

Regina's undoubtedly a city with history — and with history comes skeletons in closets.
Letter: Tribute paid to veteran members of The War Amps

Letter: Tribute paid to veteran members of The War Amps

Graduate member pays tribute to the veteran members of The War Amps
Sask. First Nation, provincial government headed to land auction court battle

Sask. First Nation, provincial government headed to land auction court battle

"The FSIN and First Nations in the province have been demanding that the province halt the sale of Crown lands, or at least provide First Nations with the opportunity to select lands before they are put for auction..."
Agriculture This Week: Tech powering many current ag changes

Agriculture This Week: Tech powering many current ag changes

Government regulations likely to impact future change
Outlook powerlifter Anholt enjoys 'chasing the weights'

Outlook powerlifter Anholt enjoys 'chasing the weights'

With guidance and coaching, there's perhaps no stopping local lifter
Calgary Stampede chuckwagon finds a new home at Scott

Calgary Stampede chuckwagon finds a new home at Scott

Bill Risling proudly shows off this Calgary Stampede chuckwagon on his property
Apology from Pope is 'required,' Cowessess First Nation chief says

Apology from Pope is 'required,' Cowessess First Nation chief says

“An apology is the beginning,” said Cowessess First Nation Chief Cadmus Delorme. “An apology is required, and the rebuilding of a relationship would follow the apology.”