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Hanbidge on Horticulture: History of herbalism

Hanbidge on Horticulture: History of herbalism

The power of healing with Mother Earth and her plants.
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Deadline to audition for TeleMiracle 48 is quickly approaching

Deadline to audition for TeleMiracle 48 is quickly approaching

Performers can audition by video submission, or in person in Saskatoon on Saturday, Oct. 21, or in Regina on Sunday, Oct. 29.
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More or Less: The magic of make-believe

More or Less: The magic of make-believe

"Mr. Dressup – The Magic of Make-Believe": Ernie continued to tour and appear as Mr. Dressup after the show ended.
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Major donation assures new Breast Cancer Screening Bus

Major donation assures new Breast Cancer Screening Bus

The Kinsmen Foundation presented a $1M cheque to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan’s Breast Cancer Screening Bus campaign
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Nature is Awesome - Striking Colour

Nature is Awesome - Striking Colour

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Commentary: If we can’t afford groceries, why are sugary drinks booming?

Commentary: If we can’t afford groceries, why are sugary drinks booming?

Increased restaurant spending vs grocery store austerity: A Canadian paradox.
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Hunting for decent returns with low risk? Here are the basics of GICs

Hunting for decent returns with low risk? Here are the basics of GICs

One of the biggest attractions of a GIC is the fact that the money you invest and the rate of return are, as the name implies, guaranteed.
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Gardener's Notebook: The challenges of growing tomatos

Gardener's Notebook: The challenges of growing tomatos

For many gardeners, this past summer seemed to bring a lot of challenges with tomatoes.
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The Meeple Guild: Take your band on the road to win

The Meeple Guild: Take your band on the road to win

Designer Gabriele Bubola of course enjoys games when time allows.
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Garden Chat: Protecting trees and shrubs from winter damage

Garden Chat: Protecting trees and shrubs from winter damage

Mice and rabbits major culprits.
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