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Hard work and flexibility: that’s what Globe and Mail national correspondent Les Perreaux says it takes to navigate a successful journalism career on a rapidly changing media landscape.
Read more: Revisiting Saskatoon’s freezing deaths with Les Perreaux
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It always seems to happen at the most inconvenient times -- a knock at the door that interrupts supper with the family. On the other side of the door is a gangly, smiling Mormon missionary in a white button up and a black tie ready to share a special religious message.
Read more: Sisters on a Mission
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You browse the map laid out in front of you, pondering which move you’re going to make next. You have to be careful not to move your character to the wrong spot or you’ll get attacked. One wrong move and you’re done.
But you’re not playing a video game on a TV screen here. Instead, you’re one of many gathered around a table rolling the dice.
Read more: Board game community playing to win in Regina
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You browse the map laid out in front of you, pondering which move you’re going to make next. You have to be careful not to move your character to the wrong spot or you’ll get attacked. One wrong move and you’re done.
But you’re not playing a video game on a TV screen here. Instead, you’re one of many gathered around a table rolling the dice.
Read more: Board game community playing to win in Regina (2)
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Margie Sandison turned 80 on February 1, but she isn’t really slowing down yet. She joked about her skates probably not fitting anymore.
“64 years is a very long time,” she said laughing.
Read more: Over 60 years of judging figure skating
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