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Boat Under the Bridge
He had the boat all to himself, had had a few too many and he was blowing his horn and calling on his radio and everything – Bill Caesar
One of Saskatchewan’s Oldest Masonic Lodges
The Wolsely Masonic Lodge is one of the oldest here in Saskatchewan. We celebrated our hundred anniversary here 5, 6, 7 years ago. – Jack Hostler
The History of Regina’s Architectures
When I came to Regina was in 1980 and the reason I came to Regina was I was brought in to work with the Hill family and it was a couple weeks after they had demolished the McCallum Hill Building. – Mo Bundon
Building Preservation
“Fortunately, Saskatoon and Regina were tearing down all their buildings. Building new office towers, buildings, whatever. Well, we lagged. So good news, ‘cuz we preserved a lot of those buildings.” – Jim Dixon
The Tunnels of Moose Jaw
“There’s a whole bunch of old buildings that have these huge, almost like massive doorways in their basements that used to be opened up and you could crawl into these, these underground tunnels.” – Kelsey Andereson
