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Scenes from Remembrance Day ceremonies in Regina

Scenes from Remembrance Day ceremonies in Regina

Ceremonies take place at Brandt Centre and Victoria Park marking Remembrance Day,
HMCS Uganda served in the fight against Japan

HMCS Uganda served in the fight against Japan

Second World War vessel returned to Canada in August 1945.
Veteran enjoyed supporting refugees and less fortunate people during career

Veteran enjoyed supporting refugees and less fortunate people during career

Veteran Sherri Wedel served as a military police (MP) officer for 31 years, with one of her most endearing memories being the fundraisers she participated in to support refugees and others in need.
Devin Nosterud running for Moosomin council

Devin Nosterud running for Moosomin council

Candidate makes community strength, especially infrastructure, a priority.
From training to combat, flying planes in WWII was a hazardous job

From training to combat, flying planes in WWII was a hazardous job

A feature article looking at five Moose Jaw airmen who died during the Second World War.
The Canadian veteran mentioned on a gravestone in Sussex, U.K.

The Canadian veteran mentioned on a gravestone in Sussex, U.K.

David James McCurdy was born in Winnipeg on Dec. 5, 1886, but died at Moose Jaw on April 17, 1959. His name is on the gravestone of his first wife, who is buried in England.
Banners highlight vets who defended Canada, parachuted into Germany

Banners highlight vets who defended Canada, parachuted into Germany

This series looks at the 25 new veterans who have been added to the City of Moose Jaw's banner program. This article features William (Bill) Wetaski, George Markewich and Spiros (Sam) Marinos.
Andie Hodgson seeks seat on Moosomin council

Andie Hodgson seeks seat on Moosomin council

Avid community volunteer says she has much to offer.
From heat to ‘poo ponds,’ Jim Alexander had interesting military tour in Afghanistan

From heat to ‘poo ponds,’ Jim Alexander had interesting military tour in Afghanistan

Military Police officer Jim Alexander served in various countries during his 34-year career, but Afghanistan may have been the most memorable because of the heat and the wonderful aroma of “poo ponds.”
A sisterhood of support

A sisterhood of support

War brides seek out community to adjust to harsh life on the Prairies.
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