Education

Dean of College of Medicine visits P.A. to weigh expansion opportunity

With the continual demand for more doctors and other health care practitioners in Saskatchewan, the head of the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan was in Prince Albert to meet peopl...

Mar 11, 2025

'A way of life': next generation of hunters learn the tradition

There's a moment hunters face in the anticipation of their shot. For some, they feel their breathing change rapidly, others tremble and their limbs become unsteady as the adrenaline rushes in. For 13-...

Mar 08, 2025

'Pretty excited': Teachers and STF still digesting Tuesday's decision

A day after announcing the arbiter's decision to allow class complexity in the Provincial Collective Bargaining Agreement, Samantha Becotte, president of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation said she...

Mar 05, 2025

'Alive and well': Wandering Spirit narrative re-examined at commemoration event

At Fort Battleford, there is a headstone with the names of eight men who were part of Canada's largest mass hanging following the resistance of 1885. Among the names etched in the stone is Wandering S...

Feb 22, 2025

NWC welcomes Brownie

Brownie the Buffalo has grown up and is now a new college student, said North West College who unveiled the fluffy new mascot with a goal to bring "energy, pride, and a community spirit." According to...

Feb 20, 2025

'They are not alone': Meadow Lake to host life-saving suicide intervention workshop

A family-run mental health organization is bringing life-saving skills to Meadow Lake on Feb. 27 and 28, offering a workshop to help individuals intervene when someone is experiencing thoughts of suic...

Feb 18, 2025

'No King, no ring': Rustlers basketball community holds protest

In fridged temperatures, the repeated chant of "No King, no ring" roughly 30 voices strong was shouted at the closed doors of Lakeland College. The protest, held on Tuesday, was in support of the wome...

Feb 05, 2025

Prairie Apparel: High school entrepreneurs turn business into community impact

What started as a high school entrepreneurship class project has quickly turned into a way to give back to the community. Prairie Apparel Co., a clothing brand founded by three high school students fr...

Feb 05, 2025

Lloyd RCSSD No. 89 reports loss of $16K

The Board of Education of Lloydminster Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 89 is reporting a first quarter loss of public money in the amount of $16,399 after a person impersonated a supplier ...

Feb 04, 2025

AI in higher education: Sask. universities grapple with the future of learning

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into student learning, universities in Saskatchewan have begun implementing guidelines to help students use AI tools ethically while ens...

Feb 03, 2025