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Review: Hopeful message of musical ‘Oliver!’ hasn’t lost its luster

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By Thia James Verified
| podsask.ca
Saskatoon Summer Players’ latest production of Lionel Bart’s musical Oliver! is well-choreographed, well-staged and confronts its tougher themes head-on. Directed by Kristie Elliott, Oliver! is an adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist, which follows the eponymous character (Josephine Lapointe), a malnourished orphan raised in an 1800s London workhouse.
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Advocate for missing and murdered Indigenous people wants families to know they're not alone Original

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By Thia James Verified
| The StarPhoenix Verified
Advocate for missing and murdered Indigenous people wants families to know they're not alone Krista Fox's advocacy began after her friend's daughter, Ashley Morin, disappeared in North Battleford in 2018. Last updated Jan 11, 2024 Saskatoon's Krista Fox became an advocate for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) several years ago when a friend's daughter disappeared.
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Retiring Saskatoon police chief Troy Cooper excited about future of policing

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By Thia James Verified
| The StarPhoenix Verified
Saskatoon's police chief Troy Cooper, who officially retires in January, spoke with the StarPhoenix during his final week on the job. Published Dec 31, 2023  •  Last updated 0 minutes ago  •  7 minute read Saskatoon Police Chief Troy Cooper, whose more than three-decade career included serving as police chief in Prince Albert and Saskatoon, will officially end on Jan. 16.
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