Regina’s Cornwall Alternative School has been helping at-risk kids for 45 years, but it will no longer receive provincial funding. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan’s school boards and teacher’s union both say they appreciate increased funding, but it isn’t keeping up with rising costs and growing classrooms. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan’s budget will be unveiled in two weeks, and the Opposition are calling on the province to shore up education funding. Continue reading →

The NDP are asking the Saskatchewan government how a man with a dozen assault convictions wound up on the board of Northlands College. Continue reading →

The Saskatchewan government will be gathering public feedback on the future of libraries, but the Opposition worries it could mean renewed cuts. Continue reading →

Leading rideshare company Lyft said it will be nearly impossible to launch in Saskatchewan, but the SGI Minister is confident the service will roll out. Continue reading →

Schools across Saskatchewan will soon be dismissing students for the summer, and in September even more will be returning. The Ministry of Education said 2,735 new students will be enrolling in school across the province for the 2018-19 school year. “With an estimated 2,700 more kids going to school in our system in the fall… Continue reading →

Saskatchewan’s Education Ministry has identified their top 10 capital project requests from the province’s school divisions. Continue reading →

Brittany McDonald is concerned her three-year-old daughter Ru will lack supports in school. Ru has autism and is non-verbal. Continue reading →