Tag Archives: Education

Between the school's historic run on the volleyball court and the Saskatchewan teachers strike hindering classrooms across the province, St. Mary High School's Principal said it was a year to remember...

More than $50,000 is available to postsecondary students through the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) Indigenous Scholarship Awards Program. Applications are being accepted June 17-August 1...

The Government of Saskatchewan is making a big investment to help establish two new health training programs at the University of Saskatchewan.The funding of $8.1 million will establish new programs f...

Students in Saskatchewan will complete their last two weeks of school with full services from teachers after the STF agreed to binding arbitration. The STF says the arbitration will include wages and ...

As a result of the latest sanctions by the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, all extracurricular activities in the province have been grounded to a halt, but a group of football players who attend Pr...

After nearly three decades as a teacher, Janet Warkentin only has days left before retirement. Warkentin started her position as a student services teacher at La Ronge's Pre-Cam Community School eight...

A Grade 12 student from Carlton High School is getting a substantial financial boost ahead of his high school graduation.Sahas Mittal is the recipient of two major scholarships. First, he's won the Sc...

A graduating Grade 12 student from Clearwater River Dene Nation has returned to northern Saskatchewan with a bronze medal from a national science fair.Ava Haynes recently got back from Ottawa where sh...

It's well known that schools across the province and nation are struggling to fill teacher vacancies. What may be less known is the number of uncertified teachers working in Saskatchewan classrooms.Ac...

The Government of New Brunswick plans to apply for intervenor status in the case against Saskatchewan's pronoun policyThe case has been making its way through the courts, and this winter a judge ruled...