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A woman in a faded green dress stands jutting out her hip. With an unexpressive pout, she blankly stares into the camera while resting one hand on her waist. A Christmas tree sits sparsely decorated in the background. Along the bottom of her profile photo a lone sentence reads, "Marina is engaged to a man from Canada.”
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Write comment (4 Comments)Walking down the hallways in the University of Regina Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport building you will find university athletes, gyms for students and the Exercise Physiology Laboratory.
In this lab there are no test tubes or chemicals, but you rather bikes and a Transcranial Doppler, a device used to measure cerebral blood flow velocity.
Read more: Researcher strides towards objective concussion testing
Write comment (0 Comments)Anderson Silva, Jon Jones and Georges St. Pierre have become some of the biggest names in sports, while local fighters like Mitch Clarke and Charmaine Tweet are trying to carve out great legacies of their own. More fighters like them could be waiting in the wings, and Saskatchewan may open the door.
Read more: Fighting for a future: New MMA sanctions and a fractured community
Write comment (0 Comments)Zoe McKnight is a Toronto based freelancer who’s worked for the Toronto Star, Vancouver Sun, National Post and many others. A recent Ryerson graduate, her piece, “The Kingston Whig’s Columnist Behind Bars”, was featured on J-Source. Jose Vivar is the inmate in focus who was arrested in 2007 in relation to guns, drugs and money in Toronto. Kailey Guillemin had the chance to chat with McKnight over the phone about working on this article and her experience so far as a new journalist.
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Write comment (0 Comments)Nearly half a year after a province-wide report criticizing major problems with overcrowding in Saskatchewan’s provincial correctional facilities, the Ministry of Justice has not implemented any changes to address the growing problem.
Read more: Overcrowded Sask. prisons pose risk to inmate, public safety
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