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Round two: Another burst of blood-sucking mosquitoes attacks Regina (opens the original)
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The biggest challenge on the turf this football season isn’t the speedy running back or an immovable lineman. Mike Thomas, executive director of Football Saskatchewan, said the blood-sucking bugs are eating football players and fans alive in the Regina area. “The mosquitoes are relentless,” he said. “It seems as though it’s the summer all over again, late in the fall.” The late-season resurgence in mosquito populations is due to a wet season, which left lots of standing water in Regina, accordin
Sask. residential school survivors share stories at Truth and Reconciliation Day events (opens the original)
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An audience dressed in orange listened intently on Wednesday as Dr. Blair Stonechild spoke about his experience at a Saskatchewan residential school. Stonechild, an author who taught for many years at the First Nations University of Canada, described his time at the Qu’Appelle Indian Residential School in Lebret, 80 kilometres northeast of Regina. “It was sort of a like a soul-destroying experience in a way,” he said. “We suffered from an identity crisis, and we didn’t really have the tools to f
Residential school survivor says system worked against Indigenous students (opens the original)
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Kerry Benjoe is holding her family’s stories from the Qu’Appelle Indian Residential School close to her. “I carry forth the stories from my parents, my grandparents and great-grandparents, because they didn’t have the opportunity we have today to share these stories,” Benjoe said. “It was hidden.” The residential school in Lebret, 80 kilometres northeast of Regina, opened in 1884. Benjoe said four generations of her family attended the school over the 114 years it was open. She said she was the
PHOTOS: Lumsden’s flock-frightening scarecrows displayed at annual festival (opens the original)
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It’s a bad weekend to be a crow in a small Saskatchewan town. The annual Lumsden Scarecrow Festival is presenting wacky and wonderful bird-scarers to front yards on Saturday. The community 30 kilometres northwest of Regina has over 100 displays put out by scarecrow enthusiasts. A large dark villain out of the popular video game Minecraft towers over Adam Tropin’s street. The Enderman was made in a day by Tropin and his kids. (Gillian Massie/ 980 CJME) His kids came up with the idea to build the
Regina firefighters battle blaze at Quance Street strip mall (opens the original)
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Regina firefighters put out a blaze at a Quance Street strip mall early on Friday morning. The firefighters contained the fire to the East Quance Chiropractic Clinic, where it started. Deputy fire chief Dustin McCullough said the fire department got a call from a monitoring company saying a fire alarm was going off at 3:27 a.m. The fire department sent six fire trucks and a medical unit to battle the blaze. Deputy fire chief Dustin McCullough said six fire trucks and one medical unit responded t
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