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Spencer Kemp

Spencer Kemp

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Writer, Discover Weyburn

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Humor , Palindromes , Medieval Classical And Hellenistic History , Daoism , Taoism , Politics , Regional U.S. Culture , NFL Football , Health , Science

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Homosexuality, LGBT.

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Total articles 1076

  • Walk on historic trail helps keep history alive

    By Spencer Kemp| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Spencer Kemp, Local Journalism Initiative ReporterThe World-SpectatorMon., Sept. 20, 2021timer3 min. readA walk through Southeast Saskatchewan organized by the Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society was intended to help keep the history of the region alive. The walk followed the historic Fort Ellice to Fort Qu’Appelle trail.

    By Spencer Kemp · The (Toronto) Star

    Sep. 20, 2021

  • Sask. Chamber of Commerce says poor harvest could impact whole province

    By Spencer Kemp| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Spencer Kemp, Local Journalism Initiative ReporterThe World-SpectatorWed., Aug. 18, 2021timer3 min. readProducers across Saskatchewan are facing hardships brought on by the dry growing season. Because of this, some producers are concerned about post-harvest bills and lack of revenue due to the dry weather. The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce says that when producers struggle financially, it affects all of Saskatchewan.

    By Spencer Kemp · The (Toronto) Star

    Aug. 18, 2021

  • Walk on historic trail helps keep history alive

    By Spencer Kemp| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Spencer Kemp, Local Journalism Initiative ReporterThe World-SpectatorMon., Sept. 20, 2021timer3 min. readA walk through Southeast Saskatchewan organized by the Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society was intended to help keep the history of the region alive. The walk followed the historic Fort Ellice to Fort Qu’Appelle trail.

    By Spencer Kemp · The (Toronto) Star

    Sep. 20, 2021

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Discover Weyburn