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Regina Farmers Market enters crucial stretch as outdoor season nears end (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — Regina Farmers’ Market vendors are heading into a crucial final stretch of the outdoor season, with an abundance of produce coming off the fields following harvest delays caused by heavy September rain. The last outdoor Regina Farmers’ Market of the season is Oct. 10. The next two weeks will be critical for both the market and vendors to sell produce after harvest was delayed by heavy rain during the first several weeks of September. Holly Laird, executive director of the Regina
âIt feels like weâve always been hereâ: tawâw School marks first anniversary (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. â One year after opening its doors, tawâw School is celebrating how quickly the new Regina school has become a place of belonging for students and families. Sept. 24 marked the first anniversary of tawâw School opening its doors to students in Regina. tawâw School was formed following the closures of McDermid Community School and Imperial Community School. Vice-principal Eric Benjamin recalled the most memorable moment from the schoolâs first year of operations. "The first a
Protesters disrupt RM of Sherwood meeting over Bell AI data centre expansion (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — Protesters rallied outside the RM of Sherwood council building on the afternoon of Sept. 23, voicing fears and concerns over Bell’s proposed AI data centre expansion. The protest began outdoors, with protesters marching around the building and using noise-making devices in an effort to disrupt council meeting proceedings. Protesters were later allowed into the RM of Sherwood council meeting to express their concerns before council members eventually packed up and left. Leading up
United Way Regina aims for every Grade 3 student to read at grade level by 2035 (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — United Way Regina is working toward an ambitious goal of having every Grade 3 student reading at grade level by 2035, with donors, funders and community partners helping support early childhood literacy initiatives across Regina’s public and Catholic school boards. On Sept. 16, United Way Regina hosted a breakfast to thank its donors, funders and community partners who contributed to those initiatives. The program focuses on assisting young students who need additional help when
Regina businesses gear up for big Labour Day Classic weekend (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — Ahead of the Labour Day Classic, fans and businesses alike are pumped for the annual matchup between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. From the Riders Store at Mosaic Stadium, director of retail operations for the Saskatchewan Roughriders Mark Habicht says, "People are excited, so it's time to get your green on and show that pride." Habicht says business is doing well, and a lot of that comes from the Riders' Grey Cup win last season. However, from a sal
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