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Inside the weird, wild world of competitive arm wrestling (opens the original)
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“If you’re not cheating, you’re not trying.” That is not the sort of advice you expect to hear about a sport. But competitive arm wrestling is unlike any sport most have us have seen before, and it’s definitely not what we picture when arm wrestling comes to mind. Forget the kitchen table. Forget sitting bolt upright, planting your elbow and trying to overpower somebody with your biceps while your face turns approximately the colour of a tomato. Competitive arm wrestling is something else entire
Residential school took her away. Her language brought her home (opens the original)
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It was a beautiful day in August of 1964 when Rosalie Tsannie-Burseth was told she was going to school. She was six years old, and she was delighted. “I didn’t understand what school meant,” she reflected. She remembers getting onto a small airplane. There were goodbyes, familiar faces, familiar voices. The plane lifted from the ground. For a little while, Tsannie-Burseth was still excited for the adventure to come. Then she looked out the window. Far below the aircraft was Wollaston Lake, the e
Hotel Senator sign lost for decades resurfaces on Marketplace (opens the original)
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There are plenty of ways to find a piece of history. You can dig through archives. You can knock down a wall. You can spend years hunting through dusty boxes in a basement. Or, apparently, you can simply scroll through Facebook Marketplace. That’s how this piece of the Hotel Senator’s past came home. Chris Beavis’ family bought the Senator Hotel in 1967. His father modernized the exterior in the ’70s, adding neon signs with flashing lights. (Saskatoon Public Library) To understand why an old sig
Meet the Regina woman with 150 Saskatchewan Roughriders jerseys (opens the original)
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“Welcome to my Riderville,” Donna Ryhorchuk said with a smile as she walked down the stairs and into a basement overflowing with four decades of green-and-white memories. The Regina woman is a Saskatchewan Roughriders fan, born and bred, and her Rider pride is difficult to measure. You could try counting the games she’s attended, the seasons she’s held tickets or the players she’s cheered for. There are 150 Saskatchewan Roughriders jerseys in her collection, enough to make the words “big fan” fe
Cowboy up: A city slicker’s guide to surviving Country Music Week (opens the original)
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There is a moment, somewhere between pulling on a pair of cowboy boots and putting on a cowboy hat, when a person has to ask an important question: Do I look like a cowboy, or do I look like someone who has just purchased a cowboy costume? At Cowtown, store manager Toni Bergen has spent years helping people navigate the wild world of western wear. And with Country Music Week returning to Saskatoon for the first time in nine years, there may be no better time to get a crash course. For anyone pla
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