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Regina housing advocates dispute Saskatoon protest description (opens the original)
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Regina housing advocates who travelled to Saskatoon say the city wrongly described Thursday’s protest as aggressive and unsafe. Five advocates involved with Regina’s downtown encampment travelled to Saskatoon as officials prepared to clean up and install fencing around an encampment near 20th Street West and Avenue K South. He said the Regina group travelled north after following what was happening at the Saskatoon encampment. They saw similarities to the issues advocates have dealt with in Regi
Third-quarter surge lifts Saskatoon Huskies past Regina Rams 38-31 (opens the original)
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A tie game at halftime quickly got away from the Regina Rams on Saturday. The Saskatchewan Huskies scored three straight touchdowns in the third quarter before holding off a late Regina comeback to win 38-31 at Mosaic Stadium. The win moves Saskatchewan to 3-1 on the Canada West season, while Regina falls to 2-2. “We played probably three quarters of good football. That third quarter was ugly,” Rams head coach Mark McConkey said. “Offence was not very good. Defence gave up three straight touchdo
Higher diesel prices could push Canadian grocery costs higher (opens the original)
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Canadians have been watching their grocery bills climb for years, and one food expert says higher diesel prices could add even more pressure in the weeks ahead. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois of Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab joined The Evan Bray Show to discuss what is driving food costs, how quickly higher transportation expenses can reach grocery-store shelves and how Canadians are changing the way they shop. Charlebois also discussed what Regina’s new Costco could mean for competitio
Regina Drug Treatment Court marks 20 years of recovery (opens the original)
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When Darian Laplante first walked into Regina’s Drug Treatment Court, she was scared, struggling with addiction and focused on getting through each day. She initially thought the program would be an easier alternative to jail. “I quickly learned that drug court wasn’t the easy way out,” Laplante said. “It was going to require something much harder for me. I needed to actually change, and changing wasn’t easy.” Laplante is one of 152 people who have graduated from Regina’s Drug Treatment Court si
Warmer weather gives Lang-area farm chance to finish harvest (opens the original)
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After spending more than a week watching wet fields instead of combining them, Jesse Ridgway can finally see the end of harvest. Ridgway, who farms with her family at JACT Acres near Lang, said warm, dry weather has allowed the combines to get moving again after rain repeatedly interrupted harvest through September. “We got in on Saturday and have been going straight since,” Ridgway said. “They have been shorter days, haven’t really been getting in till after lunch, but it’s been awesome because
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