THIS LAND IS OUR LAND A CJME News Exclusive – when the city started to expand west, three landowners near Highway 1 and Pinkie Road were excited to find new ways to make money off their property. But then the province came along and expropriated the land – forcing them out of their homes with less than two weeks notice. They say the government treated them unfairly, and now they’re taking it to the courts.

POPE WATCH Still no Pope, but that hasn’t stopped cable news from wall-to-wall coverage and analysis of everything... including the colour of the smoke.

BLACK SMOKE, WHITE SMOKE, PINK SMOKE As the faithful gathered in St. Peter’s Square in The Vatican on Tuesday to see if a Pope would be selected, a group of catholic women gathered not far away to send their own smoke signal – pink smoke, a sign that they feel their church needs to better represent women.

LIVING EVERY MINUTE Last week, she told the world she has terminal brain cancer. Last night with CNN’s Piers Morgan, Valerie Harper explains why she’s not rolling over in defeat to the disease that is ultimately going to claim her life.

RENT RIGHTED Tenants at a Cathedral apartment block found out this week that they won’t face a 77% rent hike as initially planned. They’re relieved – for now.

SINKHOLE HAZARD It looked like a lumpy patch on the fairway, but when a golfer got up close for a better look, he ended up fifteen feet in the ground – swallowed by a sinkhole. ...and he lives to tell the story.

POTHOLES AHEAD  Where are Regina's worst potholes?  We want to know.

COMING TO SASKAT-OOOOOOOOOO-N – The queen of daytime talk is coming to Saskatchewan next month. Meet the winner of our contest this morning and why she says she’s Oprah’s biggest fan.

FOLLOW THE LEADER – Cam Broten becomes the new Sask NDP leader on the weekend. Did anyone see this coming?

SUNRISE, SUNSET – The rest of the country is now on daylight saving time, yet we continue to choose not to change our clocks. It’s the debate we have like clockwork – should we change?

JACK’S BIG PICTURE SHOW – The Layton biopic hit the airwaves of the CBC last night. John says it-is-what-it-is... a Lifestyle Network-style made-for-TV movie. Peculiar though... conservative talk show host and SUN (We hate the CBC) News personality Charles Adler makes a cameo.

YOGA : BUCK NAKED STYLE – In Edmonton, they’re performing the downward dog a little differently. A yoga studio has unveiled naked yoga for men. Would you shed your clothes to get more flexible?

POPE VOTE 2013 – At The Vatican, cardinals are getting set to cast their ballot for the next Pope. And as the first vote gets closer, the rhetoric is heating up that a Canuck might be the new head of the Catholic Church. Is it just wishful navel gazing from our national media?

NOT-SO-OPEN DOORS – A new poll in today’s National Post shows that we want limits on the number of immigrants coming to this country every year, and that we’re not keen on them bringing their extended families. Are Canadians being practical or xenophobic?

TOM’S GONE He was as Canadian as you can be. Stompin' Tom Connors died yesterday at the age of 77. He was a storyteller -- every one of his songs slowly pulling you along as he weaved a tale about some little snapshot of Canadian life that you swear could have been true. A true original who will be missed.

HIGH SCHOOL COUP Unimpressed that he talked to our John Gormley, administrators stripped the student council president at Riffel High School of his title. Now, students are speaking out, calling out those in charge for staging a coup.

WHEN YOUR BABY IS NOT YOUR BABY A surrogate in the US is locked in a legal battle with the couple she’s carrying a baby for. After an ultrasound revealed a number of birth defects, the couple wanted the woman to terminate the pregnancy. She says she’s not prepared to do that – even though she signed a contract saying she would if problems came up.

CURLING PUNKS While wild nights off the ice are a part of curling culture, it seems that sportsmanship is starting to go by the wayside in the game. From getting kicked out of the Tankard for cursing to slamming brooms in frustration, is Team Virtue the poster boys for a new generation of curlers without grace?

STRONG ARMED FOR LIVESTRONG? Canada’s national women’s hockey team is trading in their red and white jerseys for yellow and white ones as corporate sponsor Nike wants them clad in a promotional getup for Livestrong. Given Lance Armstrong’s fall from grace – is it a good idea?

GRANDMA DESERVES BETTER. How often do you shower or take a bath? Could you get by with one or two a week? Well at long-term care homes in Alberta, seniors will now – by law – get a minimum of two baths a week. Some care homes had only been giving residents one bath a week. Is this practical, or does it show a lack of respect?

Get ready for the meltdown - With less than three weeks of winter left, the warm-up means the melt is just around the corner and your house could be in trouble. What to watch out for – and how you can avoid a basement full of water.

Do you like girls? -  When you’re vying for a spot on an NFL roster, it’s a job interview like no other. But one question might have crossed the line this week when players were asked which team they play for… in the bedroom. Was it out of line?

In like a lamb... - We’re all fed up with winter. And the good news is it’s almost done. But in Wisconsin… it’s been especially bad – and some people have had enough.

One down, thirteen to go - The first houseguest to get evicted from the Big Brother Canada house was sent packing last night, but did she deserve to get sent out the door?

Indefensible - He’s been a vocal opponent of the Idle No More movement… and when he put his foot in his mouth in an Alberta classroom this week, Tom Flanagan gave his detractors exactly what they wanted. And he has no one to blame but himself.