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On this day in History - August 24 Paid Members Public
Six thousand Jews are killed, English representative to India, The Panic of 1857, Amelia Earhart, WWII attack on Paris, Mark David Chapman, Ukraine independence
Planning for spring Paid Members Public
As summer moves closer to fall, the focus changes from the endless days of summer into action that is forward thinking. I find myself planning for the next great event that comes to the garden - which is the first colour in the spring.
The veggie garden - part I Paid Members Public
I hope that your garden is still providing lots of wonderful food for your table. It is so very satisfying to produce healthy food that we can share with family and friends.
On this day in History - August 17 Paid Members Public
Catholic / Protestantism, first commercial steamboat, Animal Farm, Venera program, Lewinsky scandal, terrorists attack Bangladesh
Wasps in the garden Paid Members Public
As August moves along, the buzz in the garden is wasps, which are exceptional pollinators but can also be problematic during outdoor gatherings. This article discusses the various species of wasps, their role in the ecosystem, and how to manage their presence in gardens.
Summer fun at the T. rex discovery centre Paid Members Public
August is an exciting time for fun and exploration at the T. rex Discovery Centre (TRDC) in Eastend, including celebrating a special day for Scotty, the world's largest T. rex.
On this day in History - August 10 Paid Members Public
P. T. Barnum, Second Balkan War, Candid Camera, Saint Lawrence Seaway, Bridge collapses
The monarch butterfly Paid Members Public
Monarch butterflies (*Danaus plexippus*) migrate up to 3000 miles every autumn, entering a non-reproductive state called "diapause" for up to eight months before heading south to overwinter in Mexico or California.
August in the garden Paid Members Public
When August rolls in, the garden is at its best! Produce is rapidly being produced and the colors of what is in bloom are endless. However, for the gardener, life is busy as this is the month where a lot of harvest happens.
On this day in History - August 3 Paid Members Public
Columbus, First letter mailed, First intercollegiate event, Firestone, WWI
Saskatchewan monthly construction update Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Monthly Construction Update highlights infrastructure projects underway across the province, including notable advances in Grenfell Long-Term Care and Regina Correctional Centre rehabilitation projects.
On this day in History - July 27 Paid Members Public
American Revolution, telegraph cable, Van Gogh, Chicago Race Riot, hormone insulin
Discover Sask Parks: July 22 - August 19 Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan's Provincial Parks offer unforgettable experiences from hiking to campfires, with numerous special events planned over the next two weeks.
Global food security starts at Ag in motion Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan reinforces its role in agricultural innovation at largest outdoor farm expo in Western Canada.
August skies Paid Members Public
The Moon is just past full as the month opens, reaching last quarter on the 5th. This month features significant celestial events including a total solar eclipse on the 12th and the peak of the Perseid meteor shower on the 12th.
On this day in History - July 20 Paid Members Public
japan/korea, women's rights, BC/Canada, Montroux-Con, same-sex Canada
