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Regina Food Bank partners with non-profit to add basketball court to downtown hubLast year the Food Bank made the announcement they would be opening up a location near the centre of the city so more people in need could access food.CanadaMay 13, 2024
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Toronto unveils Canada’s first official WNBA-themed basketball courtCanada's first official WNBA-themed basketball court was unveilled in Toronto on Saturday morning at the Joel Weeks Park, near Queen Street East and Broadview Avenue.SportsSep 9, 2023
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Scott Collegiate, Buckets and Borders unveils basketball court designed by studentsStudents at Scott Collegiate in Regina designed a brand new basketball court, made possible by a partnership with Buckets and Borders and other organizations.SportsJun 17, 2022
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Buckets and Borders planning 3 new basketball court renos in ReginaThe non-profit brought a whole new level of hooping to the Lakeview neighbourhood last year by extensively renovating the outdoor court known as 'the Cage.'CanadaApr 13, 2022
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Regina neighbourhood friend group using basketball to bring people togetherA group of Regina friends have started a non-profit organization dedicated to bring people together through the game of basketball.SportsSep 12, 2021
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This Lakeview basketball court is getting a colourful extreme makeoverOrganizers say the project will come complete with a court-wide mural and will be "most iconic court on the prairies".Nov 7, 2020
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