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Making a splash in the rain gauge party

Making a splash in the rain gauge party

The Great Saskatchewan Rain Guage social media page is a forum for the province's residents to share rain measurements across Sask.
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Opening Lines: Book reviews on the fly

Opening Lines: Book reviews on the fly

Not one, not two, but three books you may love.
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Gardener's Notebook: Annual Fruit, Flower and Vegetable show Aug. 6 in Yorkton

Gardener's Notebook: Annual Fruit, Flower and Vegetable show Aug. 6 in Yorkton

Hort group had AGM and closing picnic recently.
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The Meeple Guild: Northwest is just so nice, it’s near must have

The Meeple Guild: Northwest is just so nice, it’s near must have

Of note Northwest is an abstract strategy game in as much as you know exactly what’s in play and who is doing what.
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Garden Chat: Vines for the Prairies

Garden Chat: Vines for the Prairies

Think beyond Virginia creeper to kiwis and grapes.
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Help prevent the spread of invasive species

Help prevent the spread of invasive species

Following protocols keeps Saskatchewan water bodies boogeyman-free.
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Bird banding project to be featured at July event in Preeceville

Bird banding project to be featured at July event in Preeceville

A July 20 talk in Preeceville will highlight bird banding data and plans to expand monitoring with new Motus wildlife tracking tech.
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The Meeple Guild: A game that while simple did not grab the guild

The Meeple Guild: A game that while simple did not grab the guild

There are a couple of cards that alter things just a bit – but frankly the cards need many more ‘game twisting concepts’ to breath a little interest into it.
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Grow Your Own Future: Peonies – Part II

Grow Your Own Future: Peonies – Part II

Fernleaf Peony foliage remains attractive after blooming.
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Canora students discover the world is bigger than just Canada

Canora students discover the world is bigger than just Canada

Students completed an assignment where they discovered that many people around the world live in much different conditions than what they have in Canora.
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