Education

North West College students awarded more than $115,000

Students at North West College are finding streams of financial relief in the form of scholarships while they continue to progress through their post-secondary programs.Throughout the 2019-2020 school...

Dec 03, 2020

U of S study shows hydrogen peroxide-based disinfectants may pollute air

A University of Saskatchewan team has conducted research into the airborne polluting effects of cleaning surfaces with hydrogen peroxide-based disinfectants and says these pose health risks.According ...

Dec 02, 2020

Muskoday woman named first female president of national body representing Aboriginal Firefighters

Just over two decades after joining the Muskoday Volunteer Fire Department, Michelle Vandevord can now lay claim to being elected the first female president of the Aboriginal Firefighters' Association...

Dec 02, 2020

Living Sky School Division to enact protocols Monday

Living Sky School Division announced a series of new protocols following the province's revised guidelines for COVID-19 last week, which includes mandatory mask wearing for all grades from pre-kinderg...

Nov 29, 2020

Great Plains College promotes ‘Give Where You Live’

'Give where you live.'Just four simple words with a rhyming pattern; but for Great Plains College, it's a call to action to local communities throughout the region invited to take part. The College ch...

Nov 24, 2020

Two North Battleford high schools moving to Level 3 to reduce spread of COVID-19

Light of Christ Catholic School Division and Living Sky School Division advise they will move to Level 3 in the Saskatchewan Safe Schools Plan for two North Battleford high schools to help reduce the ...

Nov 17, 2020

Positive COVID-19 case discovered at Holy Family School

A positive case of COVID-19 has been identified at Holy Family School in North Battleford.According to a media release from Light of Christ Catholic Schools, the school was made aware of the case by t...

Nov 13, 2020

Province expands mandatory masking order, limits alcohol service in updated health order

The province has issued additional public health measures to try and slow the spread of the virus. The measures will include mandatory masking in indoor public places in all communities with populatio...

Nov 13, 2020

Louis Riel exoneration debate continues

Next week will herald the 135th anniversary of the death of Louis Riel, and there are renewed calls from Mtis groups in Quebec and British Columbia for the federal government to exonerate the man who ...

Nov 13, 2020

STF calling on government to take increased action in fight against COVID-19

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation is calling on the government to take more action to limit the spread of COVID-19 as the cases continue to rise in Saskatchewan.The changes they're raising to keep...

Nov 12, 2020