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Demand high, production low: Sask home & garden stores face challenge

A supply chain interruption makes it difficult for home & garden stores to source items, but demand is increasing as people head outdoors.

REGINA, SASK : April 7, 2021 -- Rusty Shovel Landscape Shop owner Sean Stefan stands in the store's yard on Angus Street in Regina, Saskatchewan on April 7, 2021. Demand for outdoor products, such as those sold by Rusty Shovel, has gone up during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Renovations during a pandemic? Staying safe is the first priority

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The mix of contrasting neutrals and textures, such as the white and black tile and the warm wood vanity top, are just a few ideas to get your creative juices going as you plan your next home renovation project.

John O'Dwyer's niche trade is helping preserve Regina buildings

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John O'Dwyer, Ledcor superintendent on the Darke Hall and College Building restoration projects, stands in front of an archway on the outside of the College Building.

Regina tradespeople work together to 'build love' with family home renovation

Liana Kennedy and her daughter Vienna Kennedy walk through their Massey Road home, which is currently being renovated to improve accessibility.

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Hotel Saskatchewan renovations enhance the classic features of the iconic Regina hotel

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The enhancement on the heritage of the building involved keeping the chandeliers and unique character pieces in the Hotel Saskatchewan. Photo by Garry Kan, submitted by the Hotel Saskatchewan. To run with QC Spaces.

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