By Shanielle Fiddler Carol Bernard, who is the first woman chief of the northern community Waterhen Lake, shares her output on her title as chief and also shares her surprising decision to step down from her role this election. Carol Bernard is in her mid fifties. She is a wife, a mother of three, and has been a chief for...
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Chief Carol Bernard: Stepping down from success
By Shanielle Fiddler Carol Bernard, who is the first woman chief of the northern community Waterhen Lake, shares her output...
Carla Beck: “Most people are wired towards kindness toward doing the right thing”
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Viviana Ruiz: Big plans for La Ronge
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Justice and Child Protection Systems are ‘Disproportionally involved with Indigenous peoples’: Regina-Elphinstone Center MLA
By Emilie Wren The newly-elected MLA for Regina-Elphinstone Center hopes to bring about change for her riding. Meara Conway, a...
Juliet Bushi: First Black Woman Elected as RCSD Trustee, “Focused on Making an Impact”
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Biggar incumbent mayor voted out after 16 years of service
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Chief Byron Bitternose is hopeful despite unfortunate circumstances
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Speaking with Meara Conway: A community defender with unparalleled potential.
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New Saskatchewan Chief Judge brings a wealth of experience to the bench
Shannon Metivier will begin a seven-year term when she replaces James Plemel as Chief Judge for the Saskatchewan Provincial Courts...
Fall/Winter issue of Degrees hot off the press
By: Kayla Guerrette Greg Campbell has been the editor of Degrees magazine since 2003 and, with the Fall/Winter issue available...
Saskatchewan Health Authority receives $100 million as part of $7.5 billion capital plan.
By Daniel Reech The Government of Saskatchewan is investing $100 Million in the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA)...
NDP says premier failed almost 500 Evraz workers after layoffs
The NDP released a statement Friday that said due to Premier Scott Moe’s “weak leadership,” almost 500 jobs were lost...
Saskatchewan farmers a big factor in low unemployment rate
Farmers are receiving a handful of praise as Statistics Canada revealed the province has the second lowest unemployment rate. Trade...
Impacts of COVID-19 lead Regina schools to remote learning and temporary closure
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