Regina Leader-Post
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The Regina Leader-Post is a local newspaper of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and a member of the CanWest News Service.
The newspaper was first published as The Leader in 1883, by Nicholas Flood Davin. It later merged with another paper, the Regina Evening Post, and continued to publish daily editions of both before consolidating them under the title The Leader-Post. Other newspapers absorbed by the L-P include the Regina Daily Star and The Province.
In 2004, the Leader-Post released an electronic version of the newspaper so that subscribers could view their newspapers on the internet. Electronic subscribers also enjoy access to content not available to regular paper subscribers.
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News
- Metis Nation senators dismissed - CBC.ca
- Hurry hard, party harder - Winnipeg Sun
- Regina cons hospitalized - Edmonton Sun
- Attention, K-Mart stoppers - SLAM! Sports
- Penchant for pins - Edmonton Sun
- The Hit Parade: Quick Hits - Winnipeg Sun
- Fine-tuning will give Oly trials new look - Winnipeg Sun
- Oil money makes Saskatchewan a `have' province - Toronto Star
- McCallum eyes greener pastures - Edmonton Journal
- Taming Tigers easier said than done for Wheat Kings - Brandon Sun
- ... more news
Blogs
- George Cortez to the Riders?
- South Sask s top speller is Kate Blechinger from Regina.
- Community Baptist is a church on the move
- Memories, caring, hustle make author a B.C. bestsellerVancouver
- Legal forms - See story.
- sports
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- sun light rays
- What to do this week
- 3/15 Military digest
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