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Métis residents want hunting, fishing rights recognized in southern Saskatchewan
The Métis Legal Research and Education Foundation says the Saskatchewan government is not honouring a court decision that extends hunting and fishing rights to the Qu’Appelle Valley. Continue reading
Buffalo hide workshop shares traditional teachings in-person and online
As part of annual Treaty 4 celebrations, the Buffalo People’s Arts Institute is providing free and inclusive cultural education in-person and online. Continue reading
Closing ceremony held for Walking With Our Angels camp in Wascana Park
After 44 days, Tristen Durocher concluded his ceremonial fast in Wascana Park. He embarked on his journey to push for changes to Saskatchewan’s suicide prevention policy. Continue reading
Shaping Saskatchewan: Hem Juttla
A group of dedicated volunteers, including Hem Juttla, show up every Sunday at the Guru Nanak Free Kitchen in Regina to help anyone in need. Continue reading
University of Regina students adjust to online learning, limited campus life
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most University of Regina courses are only being offered online except for designated labs. Continue reading
Coronavirus: Regina school buses ready to roll out with new pandemic measures
With the school year looming, bus drivers are readying for seating plans and added sanitizing. Meanwhile, the Regina Catholic School Division is warning some schools about a potential driver shortage. Continue reading
Saskatchewan families advocate for urgent solutions to overdose crisis
A new public awareness campaign was unveiled in Regina as families and overdose survivors shared their stories on Overdose Awareness Day. Continue reading
Regina university student creates non-profit to address mental health in sports
Paige Hamann says she wants to change the culture of sport by educating athletes and coaches on how to address mental health issues within athletics. Continue reading
How to lessen anxiety, ease back-to-school transition for kids and parents during COVID-19
An occupational therapist shares ways for families to prepare for a school year unlike any other, and how best to avoid passing on anxiety. Continue reading
Summer staycation: How Saskatchewan is faring for provincial tourism
While provincial parks are busy enough to maintain the volume of pre-pandemic visitors, Tourism Saskatchewan says some parts of the industry are still struggling. Continue reading
Pet goose that survived fox attack now internet hero, Moose Jaw mayoral candidate
Steve the Goose became a viral sensation after he escaped a fox attack and waddled back home. Now fans are flocking to support his quirky run for mayor. Continue reading
Online hike guides help families explore lesser-known green spaces in Regina
Nature Regina has developed a series of self-guided hikes, available free online, for families to use while out in local green spaces. Continue reading
Regina twins living with cerebral palsy receive adapted toy car
The toy car was donated and had been modified to support the individual needs of four-year-old twins Bella and Mila Winkler. Continue reading
Saskatchewan parents, teachers say learning supports lacking for students with intensive needs
As the province’s 27 school divisions prepare for fall classes amid the global pandemic, parents and teachers are calling for more in-class supports for students. Continue reading
Grants help continue Saskatchewan ‘acts of kindness’ during coronavirus pandemic
Conexus Credit Union has already awarded 20 grants of $5,000 each to individuals and businesses in Saskatchewan through its Kindness Capital Fund. Continue reading