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December 18, 2004

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The Chinese Pavillion at Regina's Riverside Memmorial Park Cemetary.

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Selling deer, elk or moose antlers? What you need to know

by Art Jones For many hunters there is not much that's more rewarding than taking a white-tailed or mule deer buck or a bull elk or moose. Not only do they get "bragging rights" and good nutritious meat, they also often get a nice set of antlers or horns as a trophy. But over the years some hunters have found they have collected too many sets of antlers and want to get rid of some. The solution is often to throw them away, give them away, move them to the shed or sell them. Those who choose to sell their legally taken antlers should be aware that some conditions apply to the sale. Someone planning to sell antlers that are attached to the skull plate needs a sale of wildlife permit even if they have the licence used to take the animal. A sale of wildlife permit is not needed if the antlers have been separated from the skull plate and the seller still has the licence used to take the animal. If they don't have the licence then they need to get a sale of wildlife pe

CBK Radio 540 Watrous Building Rich with Memories from Another Era

For most listeners of CBC Radio 540 in Saskatchewan, the shows produced in Regina come whithout too much thought about how the content ends up on the airwaves, into their home or car radio. Watrous, Saskatchewan is rather omnipresent as the location of the transmitter and tower for CBC's AM band in the province. Most of us know this, but never ask ourselves why the Watrous connection? I recently had the opportunity to visit the old transmitter building on the edge of Watrous. Behind it sits a much smaller, newer building where the current transmitor is housed. Yet this old "Art Deco" structure from 1929 is of much greater interest. The local heritage society has published a nice write-up on its history . The original CBK Radio 540 building in Watrous, Saskatchewan. The transmitter is apparently to this day the most powerful in Canada, because of the flat surroundings and the airwave conductivity of the soil content I am told. I encourage you to visit the

Historic Wolseley Courthouse Gets New Lease on Life

Photo: Claude-Jean Harel The Government of Saskatchewan will soon hand over keys to the Wolseley Courthouse to the Town of Wolseley. The arrangement will see the community turn it into municipal offices and space for community organizations as part of an effort to protect this 119 year old provincially-designated heritage property. The building ceased operation as a courthouse in 1909, but continued to serve as a public building in the community for many years. Although the 3,820 square foot building has been vacant for several decades, the building and grounds have been maintained by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Central Services. The Town of Wolseley has historically played a very active role in the stewardship of its built heritage assets, including the Opera House and the town’s unique swinging bridge. Wolseley is one of the four Main Street Saskatchewan communities chosen as three-year demonstration projects in 2011, along with Maple Creek, Indian Head and Prin

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