Antiques and collectables, empowering women in the workforce, and the Saskatoon Blades’ jersey number retirement.
Here’s your morning rewind for the Friday, March 8, edition of Global News Morning Saskatoon.
Saskatoon Collector’s Show highlights antiques and collectables
Ian Weimer, president of the Saskatoon Gun Club, said hundreds of vendors will be setting up shop at the Saskatoon Collector’s Show.
Weimer showcased some of his own coins, cards and glassware.
The show takes place at Prairieland Park Friday and Saturday.
Dress for Success Saskatoon aims for economic independence for women
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Tania Friesen and Christina Carss spoke about how Dress for Success looks to empower women.
Carss said through their suiting service women will get professional attire, but also the confidence to take on their job or interview.
Friesen said they will be holding a gala on March 14 to fundraise at The Avenue Room.
Saskatoon Blades celebrate Frank Banham’s jersey retirement
Frank Banham holds the record as the Saskatoon Blades‘ all-time franchise point leader.
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The Blades will be retiring his jersey number 39 on Saturday.
Banham said it’s great to be back in Saskatoon, saying he has many fond memories.
Saskatoon’s top headlines: Friday, March 8
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