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 Jun 19, 1903 - Regina became the first city in Saskatchewan.

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Paavo, Adriane Padbury, Glenn Padbury, Glenn A. Pandya, Rupen Papirnik, Theodosia Parchewski, Julie L. Parks Canada Parley, Alex B. (saskatchewan archives board) Parnes, Jeremy Patino, Lorena Paul, Alec Paul, Garry Penner, Lynden Pentelichuk, Susan Pepper, J. (Saskatchewan Environment) Pepper, Jeanette Perkins, Donna (Saskatchewan Archives Board) Perry, Marion Peters, Judy Petersen, Myrna Peterson, Carol Petroleum Technology Research Centre Pettick, Joseph Pettit, Pat (Regina Leader-Post) Pettit, Patrick (Regina Leader-Post) Phillips, Peter Phillips, Roger Photographic Technologies Inc. Pino, Rodolfo Pitawanakwat, Brock Pitsula, James M. Piwowar, Joe Popowich Porter, Brian J. Porter, Steve Pothier, Jessica Powell, Clare Powell, Marian J. Powell, Trevor Praud, Jocelyne Prefontaine, Darren Prentice, Duane (Nomadic Visions, Victoria, B.C.) Pretes, Michael Priestley, David Prince Albert Historical Society Prince, Therese Lefebvre Probert, Ken Proctor, Merran Procyshyn, Tara L. Prokopchuk, Nadia Préfontaine, Darren R. Pugh, Garth Purich, Don

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