Education

Northern Sask. students among 100 trade scholarship winners

Roughly 100 apprentice and trade scholarships are being given to Saskatchewan students including several from north central and northern Saskatchewan.The scholarships are awarded annually to graduatin...

Jun 23, 2023

Planned Parenthood suspended from school presentations by Ministry of Education

A set of what appears to be explicit alphabet cards left in a high school classroom has Planned Parenthood in hot water with some parents, and now with the provincial government as well.Education Mini...

Jun 23, 2023

Carlton Trail College launches healthcare focused tuition promotion

Carlton Trail College (CTC) is seeking out more students to join their continuing care assistant (CCA) program and pursue a career in healthcare.The institution has launched a win-your-tuition promoti...

Jun 17, 2023

James Smith Cree Nation becomes first First Nation in Canada to receive local KidSport chapter

For the first time in KidSport Canada's history, a local chapter has been set up on a First Nation.KidSport Saskatchewan representatives travelled to Bernard Constant Community School at James Smith C...

Jun 13, 2023

Prince Albert charity steer auction celebrates 20th anniversary

Youth from across the Prince Albert and Melfort regions have gathered in Prince Albert for a friendly competition and to help raise funds for an important cause.The Prince Albert Regional 4-H finished...

Jun 12, 2023

Student from Clearwater River claims bronze at National Science Fair

A grade 11 student from Clearwater River Dene Nation captured a spot on the podium at the Canada Wide Science Fair in Edmonton last month. Ava Haynes beat out over 330 other projects at the Fair to cl...

Jun 10, 2023

Cumberland and Parkland College moving forward with new name

Cumberland and Parkland College are now less than a month away from merging together and becoming one new entity.When July 1st hits, the two institutions will move forward together under one new name....

Jun 10, 2023

Provincial auditor calls for changes to boost Indigenous graduation rate

Saskatchewan Provincial Auditor Tara Clemett has made recommendations to increase the Indigenous three-year graduation rate, which currently sits below 50 per cent. Clemett released a report on June 6...

Jun 09, 2023

Cumberland College hosts final graduation before upcoming merger with Parkland

The end of one chapter and the start of another for Cumberland College.Thursday's graduation ceremony marked the final recipients of a Cumberland College specific diploma. The institution will be merg...

Jun 08, 2023

STF believes education funding still not enough, province picking favourites among divisions

The Saskatchewan Teacher's Federation (STF) believes the province is picking favourites when it comes to education funding.They held a news conference on Thursday where they once again shared their fr...

Jun 08, 2023