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Teachers in Saskatchewan walk out on one day strike

Teachers in Saskatchewan walk out on one day strike

Classroom complexity a key issue for Saskatchewan Teachers鈥� Federation as they stage a one day walkout across the province
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Indigenous Education Doctorate program accepting applications

Indigenous Education Doctorate program accepting applications

U of R, GDI partner to offer M茅tis-focused program to Northern Saskatchewan students.
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CAA backed up by high volume of calls

CAA backed up by high volume of calls

CAA Saskatchewan urging patience as they try to respond to those members who need help
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Riders announce their full coaching staff

Riders announce their full coaching staff

Saskatchewan Roughriders and Head Coach Corey Mace have announced the entire 2024 contingent of coaches for the club.
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Small businesses looking at repayment of COVID-19 relief funding

Small businesses looking at repayment of COVID-19 relief funding

CEBA loan repayment deadline this week.
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Blackmore provides victim impact statement in Cst. Patton case

Blackmore provides victim impact statement in Cst. Patton case

Commanding officer of RCMP in Saskatchewan Rhonda Blackmore provides victim impact statement at manslaughter sentencing of Alphonse Traverse, who killed Cst. Shelby Patton
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Regina City Hall closed for the day due to burst pipe

Regina City Hall closed for the day due to burst pipe

Sub-30 temperatures to blame for City Hall closure on Monday.
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Funding supports increased capacity to promote wellness

Funding supports increased capacity to promote wellness

SIIT adds 25 seats in the mental health and wellness diploma program.
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Extreme cold expected to let up this week

Extreme cold expected to let up this week

The extreme cold warning is expected to remain in effect for Monday night.
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Prairie food produced with low carbon footprint

Prairie food produced with low carbon footprint

Sask. farmers produce some of the world鈥檚 most sustainable crops: GIFS at USask study.
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