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Downtowns in Regina, Saskatoon among nation's slowest growing, according to StatsCan

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Downtowns in Regina, Saskatoon among nation's slowest growing, according to StatsCan

New Saskatchewan Roughriders ad using 'girl math' sparks backlash from some fans

Beauty salon ban in Afghanistan a blow to women's rights and their livelihoods