Music lovers enjoy pickin' and grinnin' at the Pelletier Guitar and...
The oldest student ever to attend Freddie Pelletier’s summer music camp was Jimmy Walker, an 84-year-old who loved to croon Bing Crosby songs. The octogenarian became pals with an unlikely...
May 24, 2013Recent news
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District high school track and field results feature outstanding...
The results are in and St. Mary High School has a pretty impressive track and field program. St. Mary ran, jumped and threw its way into the record book at the district high school track...
May 24, 2013Recent news
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COLUMN: Jessica Iron Joseph — May 24, 2013
I was sad to hear of the passing of Elijah Harper on May 17. I never had the opportunity to meet him, but I know he left a lasting impression on a great many Canadians. I was very young when he...
May 24, 2013Recent news
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Nominations sought for arts awards
The Saskatchewan Arts Board is seeking nominations for the 2013 Lieutenant Governor’s Arts Awards. The annual awards, which will be held Sept. 25 in Regina, honour people with awards for arts...
May 23, 2013Recent news
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Toyota teases next-generation Corolla
Toyota's next-generation Corolla is one of the most highly anticipated new model launches in the industry, so any news about what it looks like is big news indeed. Toyota...
May 23, 2013Recent news
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DNA evidence leads to charges in 1991 sex assault of girl, 9, Toronto...
TORONTO - Twenty-two years after a nine-year-old girl was lured from her apartment building lobby and sexually assaulted, a suspect has been arrested, police announced Friday. Investigators said...
May 24, 2013Recent news
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Lawrie says ejection was unwarranted but crew chief says he showed bad...
TORONTO - Brett Lawrie maintained he had done nothing wrong. But the brash Jays third baseman was bounced by umpire Dan Bellino on Friday night after striking out to end the third inning in a 10-6...
May 25, 2013Recent news
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Hurwitz says 'Arrested Development' return like 'stepping into an abyss'
TORONTO - Viewers won't have seen the last of the fictional Bluth clan after this weekend's "Arrested Development" reboot on Netflix, hints show creator Mitch Hurwitz. "We can expect more of...
May 23, 2013Recent news
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Federal government looks to snag corporate sponsors for Ottawa events
OTTAWA - McDonald's golden arches on Parliament Hill? Tim Horton's billboards at the Governor General's residence? Nothing quite so crass is in the works, but a cash-strapped federal agency is...
May 25, 2013





