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

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Jackson, Tom (1948–) Jackson, William Henry Jackson, William Henry (1861–1952) James, Colin (1964–) James, Florence (1892–1988) James, Gerry (1934–) James Smith Cree Nation Japanese Balloon Bombing Jaques, Edna (1891–1978) Jaques, Louis B. (1911–97) Jerome, Harry (1940–82) Jewish Community, Saskatoon Jewish Rural Settlements Jewitt-Filteau, Nancy (1962–) John Howard Society Johner, Brad (1969-) Johns, Harold Elford (1915–) Johnson, Albert Wesley (1923–) Johnson, F.W. (1917–93) Johnson, Wilbert Earl (1917–2003) Johnston, John Frederick (1876– 1948) Johnston, Tom (1881–1969) Johnstone, Annie (1899–1994) Jones Konihowski, Diane (1951–)
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