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A group of parents in Wawota have come together to establish a chapter of Canadian Parents for French (CPF). With 10 parents agreeing the program would fulfill a need in the area the chapter was inaugurated this year.

The Calgary Stampede has always been a topic of controversy, with activists to the likes of Bob Barker attempting to have it shut down for animal cruelty and others working hard to keep the fair alive as it reaches its 100th birthday this season.

This has been one fun summer! The highlight of the heatwave came this past Saturday at Mosaic Stadium where, just before the Roughriders' first-place showdown with the BC Lions, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall announced the new stadium in Regina is a

The games began in ancient Greece, where athletes focused on combat and chariot races. They were important religiously as they were held at the same time as sacrifices were given honouring the god, Zeus.

I must commend Jessica Mees for writing her "abortion piece" (June 29, 2012). While many people, in fact I would say most people, steer a far away from this topic, it is certainly a subject that should be debated.

A bull riding extravaganza will be held on Saturday, July 21. The 33rd Annual Manor Fun Daze, a PBR Canada event, is sure to be great entertainment for the entire family. July 22, will then see a horse show put on.

A recent conversation with Saskatchewan's foremost statistician, Doug Elliott, reminded me of a couple truisms about rural Saskatchewan that I haven't thought about for awhile: The first is that it's a little too easy to assume Saskatchewan is one bi

This year marks the 80th Anniversary of the Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo in Kennedy. Starting on Saturday, July 21 and finishing on July 22 Kennedy will host this exhilarating event.

Tourism Estevan and Woodlawn Regional Park would like to invite the public to Woodlawn Regional parks 50th Anniversary 2012 Beach Bash on July 14th at the Woodlawn Regional Park Boundary Dam Beach.

- Moose Mountain Provincial Park The National Building Code of Canada (NBC) contains minimum legal requirements for Barrier Free Design for the Disabled for all new buildings, with a few stated exceptions. The new Service Centers are covered by NBC.