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Jul 27, 2026
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Gail Bowen used murder mystery writing to spark change and put Saskatchewan on the map
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Gail Bowen used murder mystery writing to spark change and put Saskatchewan on the map
MATTHEW FRANK
PUBLISHED YESTERDAY
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Gail Bowen in her university of Regina office in April, 1999. She was invested with the Saskatchewan Order of Merit, the highest honour in the province, in 2018. Her crime novels have been translated into six languages and widely distributed internationally.
ROY ANTAL/THE CANADIAN PRESS
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