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 HBC closing all Fields stores in Canada
By fall, there will be no more stores operating under the Fields banner in Canada, which will affect the 21 locations in Saskatchewan, Hudson Bay Co. (HBC) announced this week. Fields, a value-priced merchandise store including apparel, home, grocery, health and beauty, has 167 locations across Canada in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and the North West Territories.
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 N.B. police raid on blogger raises questions
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is asking questions about a Fredericton Police Force arrest and seizure of computer equipment and files belonging to blogger Charles LeBlanc.
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 Luxury pet shop, spa tames the dragons
When Krista Castellarin appeared on the reality television show Dragons’ Den, she was pitching a $200,000 investment in exchange for a 15 per cent share of Fabulous Furballs.
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 Standup comedy is Norm Macdonald's priority
Norm Macdonald knows humour when he hears it. That’s why he went out of his way to tell his American pals about his upcoming show in Regina. While Macdonald acknowledges that pointing out the word that rhymes with Regina prompts sighs from those of us who’ve heard it before, it’s still funny to a fresh audience.
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 "Best summer job" in province up for grabs again
If you’re yearning to be the next Saskatchewanderer, it’s time to get the video camera rolling. The Saskatchewan Ministry of Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport is bringing back the Saskatchewanderer program for its second year, in which one post-secondary student will roam the province with a car and a camera and tell the world about it.
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 12-year-old Regina girl goes missing
A 12-year-old Regina girl was reported missing on Wednesday. Kayla Monique Wolfe, described as aboriginal, 5-foot-3 and 110 pounds with a medium build, with long, straight black hair and brown eyes, was last seen at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday on the 100 block of Toronto Street. She was wearing a black-hooded jacket with fur trim, black leggings and brown boots.
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 Robservations...Dan Farthing is a class act
Saskatchewan Roughriders fans have been anxiously awaiting the news that a popular Canadian slotback has renewed ties with the organization. And, sure enough, the announcement was made Thursday when Dan Farthing - a member of the Green and White from 1991 to 2001 - was named the CFL team's strength and conditioning co-ordinator. As the director of sport performance training at Level 10 Fitness, Farthing is eminently qualified for his new role with the Roughriders. The team will also benefit from the sheer presence of one of the classiest people you will ever meet.
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 Families play big role in care
A new study says many family members caring for elderly loved ones don't know where to turn for help, while others fear they won't have the financial means to do so.
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 Family rules at Tankard level
One only has to look over the rosters for the 2012 SaskTel Saskatchewan Tankard men's curling championship to appreciate the depth of the family ties. There are eight brother combinations curling together or playing on opposing teams at the Assiniboia Curling Club. There are also four fathers coaching their sons at the championship. It's more than a coincidence that many of the competitors come from curling backgrounds.
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 Speaking from the streets
A young guy with short, blond hair sits in a room, clad in a black sweater with a short, striped tie thrown casually over his shoulder.
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 January a hot month for Regina home sales
The temperature wasn’t the only thing that was above normal in January, as home sales and prices were at or near record highs in the normally quiet month for the real estate market. There were 249 sales reported during the month in the Regina area, up 14 per cent from 218 sales in January 2011 — the second-highest number of sales for the month and just behind the record of 250 posted in January 2008, the Association of Regina Realtors said Thursday.
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