The French language is being spoken more than ever in Saskatchewan homes, according to Statistics Canada report.

Produced in partnership with the Saint John Newcomers Centre and Crime Prevention Association of New Brunswick, the videos made their debut at Police Headquarters on Thursday.

The province has said it will visit schools and talk with students and educators currently participating in second-language programming to learn more about improving that training.

There's little doubt in Emilie Dubois' own mind about her ability to speak French -- after all, it's her native tongue.

"This is nature defending herself," said an XR co-founder, protesting one day after the ban was imposed. "I'm doing this for your children."

Of its 200-plus calls for justice, the National Inquiry’s report calls for Indigenous languages to be treated like English and French in Canada.

The group, working with other community leaders and business representatives, will try to increase the benefits of bilingualism in the province.

The University of Saskatchewan College of Arts and Science has officially launched a new certificate in the study of Indigenous storytelling.

Norfolk County OPP are investigating after a little girl was injured by a dog while trick-or-treating.

The EMSB schools began their school year Tuesday with a problem that is unusual for the board -- packed classrooms.