Education

‘It’s not their education’: student says they need to have a say too amidst new legislation

A recent graduate of LP Miller School in Nipawin says students should be getting more of a say into their own school experience when it comes to pronoun usage and notifying parents. Kathrine MacDonald...

Aug 23, 2023

Swift reaction to education policy changes in Saskatchewan

People across Saskatchewan are reacting to the newest provincial policy changes for students heading back to school in the fall.Saskatchewan is changing policies on students changing names and pronoun...

Aug 23, 2023

Carlton Trail College kicking off 50th-anniversary celebrations

The 2023/24 academic year marks Carlton Trail College's (CTC) 50th anniversary, and the celebration has begun.Earlier Tuesday (Aug. 22) the post-secondary institution hosted two come-and-go open house...

Aug 22, 2023

Melfort and District Museum celebrates northeast archaeologist

A northeast archaeologist was celebrated at the Melfort and District Museum on Tuesday (Aug. 1).A special collection of archaeological artifacts was presented, which featured the work of late amateur ...

Aug 02, 2023

Northeast paramedic students could soon see financial boost

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced a large sum of training bursaries to support future paramedics.Financial supports are now being offered to those interested in pursuing a frontline paramed...

Jul 28, 2023

Teachers accuse government of ‘misleading’ ad campaign during contract talks

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) is accusing the Scott Moe government of a "misleading and ridiculous" billboard campaign.Contract talks are underway between the two sides and the billboard...

Jul 28, 2023

Melfort participating in Drowning Prevention Week

The City of Melfort and the Northern Lights Palace Pool are trying to raise awareness about water safety.This week (July 16-22) is National Drowning Prevention Week, and the city and pool have organiz...

Jul 19, 2023

Indigenous youth in Sask. take part in summer science camps

Dozens of Indigenous youth had a chance to learn the fundamentals of science during different summer camps put on by the University of Regina and the First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv).The Sc...

Jul 16, 2023

Carlton Trail College receives roughly $300K in provincial funding for pre-apprenticeship training

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $2.5 million for construction-related pre-apprenticeship training, which will add more than 200 seats in targeted skills training programs.Roughly $300,000 ...

Jul 10, 2023

U of R talks about special agreements with northern colleges

One of the biggest post-secondary schools in Saskatchewan has been branching out, giving more northern students a chance to further their studies.Over the past couple of weeks, the University of Regin...

Jul 07, 2023