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Under 100 WWII vets left in Sask., legion estimates

Under 100 WWII vets left in Sask., legion estimates

Nearly 1.1 million Canadians served during the Second World War, and after nearly 80 years, Veterans Affairs Canada believes there are now about 20,000 such vets nationwide.
Wartime experiences not forgotten

Wartime experiences not forgotten

Author’s father served in Yugoslavia’s military during the Second World War before he was captured by the Germans.
Outlook rink tops host's list as 'most haunted' location

Outlook rink tops host's list as 'most haunted' location

Knocks from the outside, flickering lights make for a nerve-wracking night for two video hosts.
Agriculture This Week: Fall fairs all about memories

Agriculture This Week: Fall fairs all about memories

Fall fairs have a way of creating moments we will not forget.
Former Supreme Court judge tabbed to help settle several 'Havana Syndrome' claims

Former Supreme Court judge tabbed to help settle several 'Havana Syndrome' claims

OTTAWA — Former Supreme Court justice Thomas Cromwell will mediate claims against the federal government from nine family members of Canadian diplomats who suffered unexplained ailments in Cuba.
Major upgrade begins at Canadian Light Source

Major upgrade begins at Canadian Light Source

New linear accelerator will ensure continued world-leading discovery and innovation.
They’re here! $500 affordability cheques have begun arriving

They’re here! $500 affordability cheques have begun arriving

It is expected approximately 900,000 cheques will be delivered.
Meta layoff of 11,000 workers worldwide hits Canadian staff

Meta layoff of 11,000 workers worldwide hits Canadian staff

TORONTO — A number of Canadian workers have been laid off by Meta Inc. as the tech giant announced plans to cut 13 per cent of its workforce in a bid to become "leaner and more efficient.
Have you seen the Poppy Drop?

Have you seen the Poppy Drop?

Watch the virtual display. Hear the Peace Tower bell ring,
Indigenous leaders 'deeply concerned' about safety, wellness

Indigenous leaders 'deeply concerned' about safety, wellness

Vice Chief Richard Derocher of the MLTC explained that the news conference was to bring awareness to what is happening in their communities and how they feel unsafe.
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