Indigenous Language Revitalization

Indigenous Language Revitalization

by | Jul 12, 2016

The University of Victoria has partnered with the University of Saskatchewan to bring the Masters Program in Indigenous Language Revitalization to the province for the first time. Students will begin the program tomorrow morning and will be Saskatchewan’s first...
Rain washes out northern Saskatchewan Highway

Rain washes out northern Saskatchewan Highway

by | Jul 11, 2016

A photo of a vehicle that drove into the washout on Highway 165.  No one was hurt in the incident.  Photo courtesy Facebook. While southeast Saskatchewan deals with flooding a highway in northern Saskatchewan was washed out because of the rain. The Ministry of...
UPDATE Estevan flooded; Province continues to monitor situation

UPDATE Estevan flooded; Province continues to monitor situation

by | Jul 11, 2016

  Flooding in Estevan. Photo courtesy of Wanda Harron. The mayor of Estevan is hoping the worst is over, but the city is bracing for more rain after flash floods created a state of emergency. Five to six inches of rain fell within a couple of hours yesterday afternoon...
Sudden death in Pelican Narrows

Sudden death in Pelican Narrows

by | Jul 11, 2016

Pelican Narrows RCMP are investigating a sudden death from the weekend. Saturday evening around 8 pm officers were called to the local health centre. An unresponsive man had been brought there and a short time later was pronounced dead. The Major Crimes Unit was...
Racist joke on Saskatoon’s Broadway Bridge sparks outrage

Racist joke on Saskatoon’s Broadway Bridge sparks outrage

by | Jul 11, 2016

  The piece of racist graffiti written on the Broadway Bridge, on July 4. Photo courtesy Kara Daniels, Facebook A First Nations woman is calling out the person who wrote a piece of racist graffiti on Saskatoon’s Broadway Bridge. While on a walk with a friend...