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Students react to Saskatchewan teachers one day strike happening Thursday
Some concerned it will last more than one day Bre McAdam High school students in Saskatoon are reacting to news that their teachers won't be coming to school on Thursday because of a one-day strike...
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Government wants reassurance final exams won't be affected by potential work...
Clock is ticking Joel Gasson A plea today from the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee to the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation. They want reassurance from the teachers that final exams won't be...
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U of S hotel complex delayed
School says developer 12 months behind François Biber Construction of a dual-hotel complex at the University of Saskatchewan is 12 months behind.James Cook is manager of business opportunities with...
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Saskatoon woman urges people to donate blood
Says without donors her husband wouldn't be alive today Kelly Malone Every 60 seconds, someone in Canada needs blood. Seven years ago, it was Chris Pointer.On June 2, 2008, Pointer was riding his...
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Scandalous, abuse of process; premier on lawsuit
Premier Brad Wall, Rob Norris respond to former U of S president's suit News Talk Radio Staff Premier Brad Wall and former education minister Rob Norris are fighting back against allegations leveled...
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Stargazers expect best meteor shower Wednesday night
Perseid Meteor shower hits its peak overnight François Biber This week Saskatchewan skies will be lit up by the annual Perseid Meteor shower, and stargazers expect this year to be one of the best...
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College of medicine gives incentives to doctors to get off probation
Individual contracts one step closer to gaining full accreditation Karin Yeske The University of Saskatchewan’s college of medicine is one step closer to meeting its accreditation requirements to get...
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GALLERY: Historic B-25 bomber soars over Regina
The bomber is a member of a dying breed of Second World War aircraft Samantha Maciag It's loud, silver and looks like something out of World War II - because it is.The Experimental Aircraft...
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FNU entrepreneurship camp inspires First Nation youth
Youth from Saskatchewana and Manitoba came together at First Nation University Adriana Christianson After spending a week at Aboriginal Youth Entrepreneurship Camp in Regina, 16 high school students...
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Regina's Civic Museum is set to close this month
Alec Salloum Regina's Civic Museum will be closing its doors on Aug. 31 after 55 years of preserving the history of Regina. "The Civic Museum, for a number of years, has been running on a budget that...
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