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Who is T.A.B., the Monster of Wascana Lake?

“I thought it was a pile of garbage as I was running by, and then all of a sudden I saw two eyes staring out of the garbage, and it started coming towards me – shimmering on th ...

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Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan

Is Jesus Buried in Japan?

Some might consider the following to be blasphemy. We are all familiar with "The Greatest Story Ever Told", and are well aware of the deviations of the story between the four Ca ...

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Categories: Asia, History, Japan

7 Standouts at the 2023 Regina Folk Festival

The 2023 Folk Festival is about to begin! At 52 years young, the Regina Folk Festival is the longest-running Western folk festival. However, if you haven’t heard the news (and yo ...

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Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan

Where Did The Term “Bunny-Hug” Come From?

For those who don’t know, a “bunny hug” is a colloquial term in Saskatchewan for a hoodie. To fit the definition of a bunny hug, the hoodie must have a hood, drawstrings, a p ...

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Categories: Canada, History, Saskatchewan

Should Regina Change Its Name?

It was the summer of '69 and change was in the air. Regina was filled with over 3,500 tractors and 6,900 farmers, all protesting Prime Minister Trudeau's policies on farming subsid ...

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Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan

The Possession of Barbe Hallay

Barbe Halley was born in France in 1645 and immigrated to Quebec City, New France on June 16, 1659. The world Hallay found herself in is very different than what we know today. ...

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Categories: Canada, Dark Tourism, Paranormal, Quebec

Articles About Saskatchewan

Who is T.A.B., the Monster of Wascana Lake?

“I thought it was a pile of garbage as I was running by, and then all of a sudden I saw two eyes staring out of the garbage, and it started coming towards me – shimmering on th ...

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Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan

7 Standouts at the 2023 Regina Folk Festival

The 2023 Folk Festival is about to begin! At 52 years young, the Regina Folk Festival is the longest-running Western folk festival. However, if you haven’t heard the news (and yo ...

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Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan

Where Did The Term “Bunny-Hug” Come From?

For those who don’t know, a “bunny hug” is a colloquial term in Saskatchewan for a hoodie. To fit the definition of a bunny hug, the hoodie must have a hood, drawstrings, a p ...

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Categories: Canada, History, Saskatchewan

Articles About Alberta

What to See With 24 Hours in Calgary

It's been a few years since I last visited Calgary, but all previous trips were either with the Canadian Junior Football League (go Thunder!) or for various concerts. Although this ...

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Categories: Alberta, Canada

Five Things Not to Miss in Lethbridge

Written by Paula Worthington. It's hard to pick just five great attractions in a city made for exploring. For too long, Lethbridge has been seen as a "drive through" city, but ...

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Categories: Alberta, Canada

Where to Golf in Lethbridge, Alberta

I'll be the first to admit I'm not a good golfer. I don't know my putters very well, I don't know my own driving strength and for some reason I tend to always hit the ball into the ...

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Categories: Alberta, Canada

Articles About Yukon

What to See In Dawson City in 72 Hours

Seventy-two hours is a lot of time in a town of about 1,500 people, so why did I pick that number? Well, when I arrived in Dawson City, I arrived on Labour Day Monday, and many of ...

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Categories: Canada, Travel Tips, Yukon

How to Hike Tombstone Territorial Park

I remember when I first heard of Tombstone Territorial Park. I was working on my "Instagramming Canada" series a few years ago and was searching through piles of photos from around ...

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Categories: Canada, Hiking, Yukon

Top 7 Things to see in Whitehorse

Whitehorse is the capital city of the Yukon and is home to approximately 70% of the territory's population or around 25,000 people. It's a small city, but it has all the modern ame ...

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Categories: Canada, Travel Tips, Yukon

Articles About Hiking

Hiking Peru’s Rainbow Mountain

Peru's Rainbow Mountain is becoming more and more famous with each passing year, but its very existence is a sign of the times. Of course, the mountain goes back millions of years, ...

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Categories: Hiking, Peru, Remote Year, Travel Tips

Journey to Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu, or The Old Mountain in the traditional Quechua language, is one of the most sought-after bucket list destinations in the world. If you're reading this, there's a good ...

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Categories: Hiking, Peru, Remote Year, Travel Tips

How to Hike Tombstone Territorial Park

I remember when I first heard of Tombstone Territorial Park. I was working on my "Instagramming Canada" series a few years ago and was searching through piles of photos from around ...

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Categories: Canada, Hiking, Yukon

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    5 Weekend Destinations In Saskatchewan

    The past few weeks have been really busy for me, with a lot more time at the office and a lot less time travelling. Thankfully, the weekend is just around the corner and with it co ...

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    Categories: Canada, Saskatchewan

    Birthday Freebies in Regina – Updated for 2023!

    I originally wrote this article in 2020, but since then it's become one of my most popular articles -- and one that needs to be updated the most frequently. Some businesses closed, ...

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    Categories: Canada, Regina, Saskatchewan

    How Does a Buddhist Celebrate Christmas?

    With the holiday season upon us, many people have begun asking me if and how I plan to celebrate Christmas. This is a good question, and I completely understand the confusion since ...

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    Categories: History