Tag Archives: Education

While the president of the Saskatchewan School Boards Association agrees that distraction-free classrooms are important, Jaimie Smith-Windsor said the new school cellphone ban was not "high on the pri...

With the start of the next school year about a month away, and parents out buying supplies, the provincial government is making changes with respect to when cellphones can be used.Starting in the 2024...

The Ya'thi Nn Land and Resource Office (YNLR) is proud to announce the launch of the Dziret'i (Tsi-er-eh-tai) Pilot Training Program, a new initiative aimed at empowering Indigenous residents and wome...

Northlands College and Cape Breton University (CBU) have signed an agreement to deliver the Master of Business Administration in Community Economic Development (MBA in CED) program at La Ronge's North...

A nominee was chosen for the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation's binding arbitration panel. The arbitration panel will hear submissions on class complexity and wages. The dates for binding arbitration...

There are only about 75 kilometres between Duck Lake and Wahpeton Dakota First Nation, but it's a much longer journey for Scott Bird on the path of reconciliation. "My whole family was part of the [In...

Researchers believe a fossil discovery west of Prince Albert not only shows proof people occupied the area over 9,000 years ago but also may assist future generations to adapt to climate change.A team...

Other people's driving. It's a topic that can infuriate even the most patient of motorists.A survey conducted by AutoTrader showed more than three-quarters of respondents found that the behaviour of o...

Much like the Viking's Sigrblot of old, the North Battleford Comprehensive High School had their own victory festival in the form of graduation. "It's been not a not a typical year, but I know our stu...

A small but mighty group of graduates made their way to the John Paul II Collegiate platform stage wearing azure caps, gowns and big smiles. "It's been a really good year whether it was academically, ...