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Article content March has barely arrived, along with the promise of spring, but Valerie Sluth is already looking forward to next February. Sluth is the board chair of the 2022 Saskatchewan Winter Games, which are to be held in and around Regina from Feb. 20-26. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Rob Vanstone: 2022 Saskatchewan Winter Games could be a big COVID coming-out party Back to video “It’s refreshing to think ahead to a time when hopefu...

Article content A noteworthy anniversary in my life is looming and, honestly, I don’t know whether the occasion should be celebrated or cursed. On Feb. 26 of last year, I visited the office of my family physician, Dr. Kobus de Witt, for what I had presumed to be a routine follow-up appointment. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Rob Vanstone: Type 2 diabetes changed everything — ultimately for the better Back to video I was moderately cu...

Article content Due to pandemic-related protocols, only 30 people were able to attend a memorial service for Rod Boll. “For a normal funeral, without COVID, there would have been 250-plus people, and a big lunch at the hall,” says Cam Hart, a long-time friend of Boll. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Rob Vanstone: Family, friends and Fillmore came first for Rod Boll Back to video A former Olympic trapshooter who was proud to reside in Fillmo...

Rob Vanstone: After all these years, it is finally time to talk "There was a point, only a few years ago, when I could not tell anyone about my struggles with mental health. Now I am telling everyone." Author of the article: Rob Vanstone Publishing date: Jan 28, 2021  •  January 28, 2021  •  6 minute read  •  Regina Leader-Post sports editor Rob Vanstone is shown on his beloved bicycle in Wascana Centre on Oct. 3. Finally free of severe mental health issues, Vanstone joyously...