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Hefty fine for Saskatchewan man who killed 12 deer damaging propertyThe Ministry of Environment said a Saskatchewan man admitted to shooting white-tail deer at night because they were damaging trees and shrubs on a neighbouring property.CanadaJun 28, 2021
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Fire destroys 2-storey detached garage in Star City, Sask.The Melfort Fire Department says it took about five hours to put out a fire that destroyed a two-story detached garage in the RM of Star City on Saturday.CanadaFeb 8, 2021
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Russia Rising, part 6: Private space race has power to change ‘the whole landscape,’ says Chris HadfieldOn the sixth episode of 'Russia Rising,' we’ll boldly go where no podcast has gone before.CanadaMar 4, 2019
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Saskatchewan meat processor fined for trafficking wild meatA Saskatchewan meat processor has been fined $11,500 for trafficking wild meat.CanadaJan 3, 2018
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