Old Song..

LOST FILES VOL.1 ~ COMING ONLINE OCT31 2024

                              

Track Killas - ft; Kannibal DoubleN

LOST FILES VOL.1 
COMING ONLINE OCT 31 2024!!

Be 4 Real - ft; Dekoy Digginz DoubleN Kniggz

LOST FILES VOL.1 
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FIND EVERYWHERE..

Aint No Love - Ft; Kniggz Digginz Mad C

LOST FILES VOL. 1 
COMING ONLINE OCT 31 2024

Got It Made - ft; Digginz, DoubleN, V.I.P.

In The Rain ft; Dekoy

We Spit Truth - ft; LastChance

The Robbery

Lil Norman - Don't Worry [Prod. Jvsper]

“How’s Your Appetite?” Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany, February 16, 2025 - Luke 6:17–26

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"Fruit and the Fig Tree" 3rd Sunday of Lent Sermon, March 23, 2025 - Luke 13:1-9

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"Forgetfulness and Grace" 5th Sunday in Lent, April 6th, 2025 - Isaiah 43:16–21

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“Thomas Believed” 2nd Sunday in Easter Sermon, April 27th, 2025 - John 20:19–31

Saskatchewan wasn’t always a wall of blue on federal election maps.

The province has long been considered one of the most reliably conservative provinces in Canada, but its political identity has shifted dramatically over the last century.

From red to blue: How Saskatchewan became a Conservative stronghold

Ten calves were born in the spring of 2024 at Wanuskewin, the most births recorded since the bison were reintroduced to the land in 2019.

‘Everything is here now’: Wanuskewin elder reflects on bison baby boom

"The LORD Dwells With Us" Pentecost Sunday Sermon, June 8th, 2025 - John 14:23-31

"Last Words, at the Last"  Proper 29, Sermon, November 23rd 2025 / Luke 23:27-43

Weekly Audio from Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Regina Saskatchewan Canada. 

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I am no longer going by the name "Digginz" in my music...

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