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Long-form features editor, Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader-Post. Former sports editor. Giving it precisely 108 per cent.
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The long road: Megan Wotherspoon is traversing Saskatchewan, on foot, in memory of her mother

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By Kevin Mitchell Verified
| The StarPhoenix Verified
The long road: Megan Wotherspoon is traversing Saskatchewan, on foot, in memory of her mother "I'll be on the same road for days, but just noticing the little parts that change will be a really beautiful experience." Published May 22, 2026 • Last updated 52 minutes ago • 5 minute read Megan Wotherspoon, a Saskatoon teacher and runner, plans to run approximately 1,500 kilometres across the province from Stony Rapids to the U.S. border, to raise funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of...
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This Is May: Sea Spirits, Handmade Automata and Much More

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By Chris Sansbury, Kevin Mitchell Verified
| POST Exploring Aberdeen Culture
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'It's wonderful the way things worked out': Solving the mystery of a Regina soldier's family connections

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By Kevin Mitchell Verified
| The StarPhoenix Verified
'It's wonderful the way things worked out': Solving the mystery of a Regina soldier's family connections "To have it on display and for people to be able to see it, I would just be so happy." Last updated 12 hours ago You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Great War soldier Harry Brooks is shown in this photo taken before he left Regina for Europe in 1918.
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