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In light of the recent news that the government of Saskatchewan has reached a conditional agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway to buy land in Regina where a new indoor football stadium/multi-purpose entertainment facility will likely be built, it

Jennifer's Journal

The Saskatchewan Roughriders improved to 28-16 all-time on Labour Day Classic weekend with a 27-23 victory over the rival Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Sunday before another sellout crowd of 30,048.

My wife and I threw a little dinner party for some of my friends the other night. I should point out that we're talking about two couples we have known for years and with whom we get along wonderfully.

Last week I rode a bike for the first time in almost a decade. Pathetic. I know. And as embarrassing as it is to admit, I never learned to ride a bike until I was halfway through kindergarten.

It is rather interesting that in Saskatchewan, a province whose existence is basically based on agriculture, that now as its economy moves more into the world of resources, it is still tied to farming because potash is so reliant on the farm sector f

With all of the ridiculous 10, 12, and even 15-year contracts being signed in the NHL these days, players are "committing" to play well into their early to late 40s.

If you believe it is none of your business and you don't need to get involved, think about it again. Estevan has a major drug problem not a brewing problem, but a realistic, every day drug problem.

The Editor,Contrary to the Saskatchewan Health minister's claim, contracting-out surgeries to a private for-profit clinic in Regina is not cost-effective and could harm the capacity of the public system to deliver timely medical procedures.

So many thoughts swirling around my head these days, and yes, there are a lot of open spaces for them to swirl within. First topic is the Canadian military.