Teachers and students are suffering the impacts of underfunded schools and lack of supports in classrooms in a time of complex needs, says the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF). “We’ve been noticing a trend over the last several years where our classrooms are becoming more complex,” […]
The Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) hopes to encourage amateur and expert bird watchers alike to document birds across the globe this long weekend. “Any type of bird count or data collecting is always important because it helps researchers to answer questions and look at […]
Cracking layers of paint, cold, concrete floors and creaking kennel gates are nearly a thing of the past for animals in the care of the Regina Humane Society (RHS). This year in 2023, the RHS will be moving into its new home at the Animal […]
With the rising cost of living, some pet owners are finding it difficult to keep up with their animals’ needs and are surrendering pets as a result. Owners are having trouble keeping up with the increasing costs of food, toys, grooming, and even vet bills. […]
Residents of Milestone may not know it, but their livelihoods are protected from fires by their firefighting team and protocols to prevent tragedies like one that struck a farm near Milestone in 1919. Bertha Schaale lived a normal upbringing for girls on the prairies in […]
Coun. Terina Shaw will not face any sanctions to address “disruptive behaviour” following an ethics complaint submitted to the city’s integrity commissioner. While reading from a prepared statement, the Ward 7 councillor explained to city council Sept. 14 that she suffers from ADD and a […]
