Mickey Conlon, The Catholic Register
REGINA – Mbayang Dabo laughs as she says, “Every winter I reconsider my decision (to move to Regina).” It’s quite understandable in mid-February as the Prairie city struggles through a two-week stretch of winter where the mercury has barely risen above -20.
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Higher Education
February 26, 2018
Jesuit brings his case for nature, technology and loneliness to Campion
REGINA – In modern society, people talk plenty about nature and the environment, but when it comes down to reality, they don’t actually experience what God has created around us.
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Higher Education
February 15, 2018
Mickey Conlon: Tragedy should not derail reconciliation
REGINA – The trial of a Saskatchewan farmer charged in the death of a 22-year-old Indigenous man has ended with an acquittal. But other than that, what have we learned from this?
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Guest Columnists
January 13, 2018
RCMP adopt new tool for reconciliation
REGINA, Sask. – Canada’s national police force has begun using Kairos’ Blanket Exercise in an effort to help its officers improve relations with Indigenous peoples.
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Canada
December 26, 2017
Canadian Christmas carol tradition is centuries old
Homegrown Canadian Christmas carols go way beyond SCTV’s Bob and Doug McKenzie’s interpretation of “The 12 Days of Christmas,” the Rovers’ “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer” and, for some of a certain vintage, the novelty song “Honky the Christmas Goose” sung by Toronto Maple Leafs legend Johnny Bower.
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Features
December 26, 2017
Public transit campaign aims for a ‘Merry Christmas’
You can have all the happy holidays you want, but for Rudy Fernandes, it will always be a Merry Christmas.
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Canada
November 24, 2017
Campaign launched to protect Catholic schools in Saskatchewan
REGINA – Catholic education in Saskatchewan is safe in the short term as the provincial government has vowed to use the notwithstanding clause to overturn a court ruling that threatened its existence, but school officials are looking to ensure its survival in the long term.
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Canada
November 6, 2017
An executor must deal with digital footprint
In this digital age, it is the rare person who does not have some form of digital footprint. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and others are part of everyday life for most people.
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Estate Planning
November 5, 2017
Planning ahead means peace of mind
You can’t be prepared for every hurdle in life. But for those things you can anticipate, why not have all your ducks in a row by planning ahead?
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Estate Planning
November 5, 2017
Church repaid for a life well lived
Things certainly could have turned out differently for Brendan Clarke had he not been raised in a family well-grounded in the Catholic faith.
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Estate Planning