Tina Beaudry-Mellor

• Regina’s beloved baby guru Sally Elliott dies after battle with cancer

  Sally Elliott spent decades helping thousands of women navigate childbirth and motherhood in Regina. She died of cancer this past weekend.

  Canada

  Mar 15, 2021
  
• 6 ridings in Sask. election too close to call due to high volume of mail-in ballots

  Some tight races were too close to call on election night, given the high number of mail-in ballots that could potentially swing them.

  Politics

  Oct 27, 2020
  
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• Upgrades planned for Saskatchewan universities, Moose Jaw Polytechnic

  The Saskatchewan government is upgrading facilities at three post-secondary institutions.

  Canada

  May 27, 2020
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• Sask. government aims to make immigration easier for entrepreneurial international students

  The Saskatchewan government is adding a new category to the immigrant nominee program for international students.

  Canada

  Dec 3, 2019
• Province introduces program encouraging technology growth in Sask.

  Innovation Saskatchewan has started accepting applications for the Made in Saskatchewan Technology (MIST) Program.

  Canada

  Jan 28, 2019
• Prime Minister addresses carbon tax court challenge while in Regina

  With just over a month to go before Saskatchewan's carbon tax reference case, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reasserted that the environment is federal jurisdiction.

  Politics

  Jan 11, 2019
• Province to study why post-secondary students aren’t finishing programs

  The Ministry of Advanced Education is looking to survey post-secondary drops outs in an effort to better retain students.

  Education

  Sep 4, 2018
• Women entrepreneurs celebrated in Saskatchewan

  Saskatchewan has seen just over a 16 per cent growth in the number of female entrepreneurs over the last ten years, according to the government.

  Canada

  May 22, 2018
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• U of S volleyball coach fired for recruiting player facing sexual assault charges

  The University of Saskatchewan has fired their men's volleyball coach after he recruited a player despite the fact he was facing sexual assault charges.

  Sports

  May 17, 2018
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• Saskatchewan announces recipients for Queen Elizabeth II Scholarships

  The students will receive $20,000 each.

  Education

  May 2, 2018