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Regina-based travel blogger Kenton de Jong is set to unveil his new project later this month: a 16-bit computer game allowing people to explore the Regina Cemetery. The game is based on the actual layout and stories of the people buried within the cemetery, including the stories of mayors, veterans, police officers, settlers, business owners, and everyday citizens. de Jong joins John now to discuss the unique project.

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Over the past weeks we've covered the case of Jessica Yaniv, formerly Jonathan Yaniv, a transgender woman who's made numerous human rights complaints against estheticians who refused to wax her male genitals. While some have argued that Yaniv should not be denied service due to her male body parts, others have accused her of specifically targeting immigrant estheticians who work out of their homes and dragging them before the human rights tribunal if they're uncomfortable with performing the service. Mandy Challis, a Regina-based esthetician, was contacted by Yaniv through Facebook some time ago, and from their interaction she believes Yaniv was not interested in booking the service at all - she says Yaniv was looking for businesses to ruin. Challis joins John now to discuss her experience with Yaniv.

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