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Drinking age in Saskatchewan is 19. Great Western Brewing operates the old Molson brewhouse in Saskatoon. They produce beers ranging from extra-gravity malt liquor to mid grade amber and pale ales. There is a provincial law basically giving anyone that operates a "brewpub" automatic off sales privledges. Because of this, many bars have started extract-based "brewpubs" in order to acquire their off-sales license. These beers are very poor quality compared to beers made from true ingredients.
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Saskatchewan is the second largest oil-producing province in Canada. Heavy and light crude oil are produced from the Lloydminster, Kindersley-Kerrobert, Swift Current, and Weyburn-Estevan areas. Crude oil is sold within the province and to buyers in Alberta, eastern Canada, and the United States. The province is the third largest natural gas producing province in Canada. The main producing areas and reserves are along the western boundary of Saskatchewan, in the Beacon Hill, Kindersley, and Hatton areas. The natural gas is sold within the province and to buyers in eastern Canada and the United States.
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Saskatchewan has one of the newest complete racing programs in the country. The SCA categorizes competitive racers by ability and age for road racing, and ability level for mountain bike racing. Races are offered at club, in-province and out of province levels. All levels of racing ability are welcome at the club rides and for provincial races skills include from the beginner to the expert.
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Saskatchewan has a rich history dating back through over 5000 years of First Nations settlement in the region. The province is fortunate enough today to have some of the strongest remaining First Nations and Metis communities in Canada. The first Europeans to arrive in present-day Saskatchewan made their way to the province in the late 1600’s, and were explorers or fur-traders. The province of Saskatchwan at this time would become part of the North-West Territories, which would include much of modern-day Canada.
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Saskatchewan is rich in minerals. Oil and natural gas, found under the prairie, are by far the province's most important minerals. The region north of Lake Athabaska has been exploited for ores yielding uranium. The area around Flin Flon, in the northeast, is mined for copper, zinc, and gold. Coal is mined in the southwest. Potash mining began in the 1950s near Saskatoon and Esterhazy, and Canada is now a leading producer of the mineral.
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Prior to his arrival in Saskatchewan, LaPolice spent the previous two years as the receivers coach with the Toronto Argonauts. In 2004 and 2005 he held the same title with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. In 2002 LaPolice accepted the role as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks, receivers and running backs coach with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. It was a position he held for two seasons. His CFL coaching career began in 2000 with the Argonauts where he took on the role of running backs/receivers coach for two seasons.
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