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Sask. now offering online therapy course for new and expecting mothers, partners
The Government of Saskatchewan launched a new online therapy course Wednesday aimed at helping new and expecting mothers, and their partners, who are experiencing mental health difficulties.
Sask. Opposition says Ponteix francophone school in dire need of upgrades
École Boréale provides pre-kindergarten to Grade 12 French education to students in the Cadillac, Vanguard, Aneriod and Ponteix areas.
Red Dress Day walk brings stories, solidarity to Regina streets
May 5 marked Red Dress Day in Saskatchewan, a day to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people in Canada.
University of Regina raises tuition and cuts staff amidst budgetary challenges
The University of Regina's 2025-26 budget has been approved by the board of governors. It includes a four per cent tuition fee increase for the academic year and cuts to the workforce.
2 Sask. wheelchair curling teams heading to championships, pushing for greater accessibility in sport
After just one season competing together, a Saskatoon-based wheelchair curling team is heading to Quebec this week to take on the best in the country, including defending champs Team Dash from Moose Jaw.
Sask. health-care workers call for action, higher wages at legislature
On Wednesday, hundreds of CUPE 5430 health care workers, families, friends, and other supporters converged on the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina to demand fair wages and respect for the vital work they do.
Community fundraising for Sask. paramedics struck by a car while vacationing in Las Vegas
Financial support is pouring in online for two best friends and paramedics from Prince Albert, Sask., who were injured in a collision while crossing the street in Las Vegas.
Retiring Sask. privacy commissioner's advice on protecting your information in a digital world
Saskatchewan's information and privacy commissioner Ron Kruzeniski is retiring after more than a decade in the role. Kruzeniski, regarded as one of the most well known independent officers of the Saskatchewan legislature, shared some advice for keeping safe online.
Weyburn senior evicted from long-term care home
Fred Sandeski, 71, was evicted from his long term care home in Weyburn on Wednesday. He was assessed twice, with the province ultimately saying he does not fit the care requirements.
Fire ban in effect for RM of Vanscoy after grass fire
The Saskatchewan Rural Municipality of Vanscoy has enacted a complete fire ban. The ban went into effect early Tuesday morning.