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Research reveals extraordinary rates of rare disorder in Indigenous people in Sask.

Research reveals extraordinary rates of rare disorder in Indigenous people in Sask.

Thpse with the disease may share a common ancestor from 250 years ago.
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Shuttle to the Aug. 6 Roughrider game could have been a COVID spreader

Shuttle to the Aug. 6 Roughrider game could have been a COVID spreader

The SHA asks people who choose to ride a shuttle or a bus at this time, to note the number of the shuttle or bus, where you were sitting (row and seat) and wear a mask.
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New partnership formed to create a better 鈥榚ducation ecosystem鈥� for Saskatchewan Indigenous youth

New partnership formed to create a better 鈥榚ducation ecosystem鈥� for Saskatchewan Indigenous youth

Collaboration between three institutions a natural fit
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Hay West boosted spirits, fed a few cows

Hay West boosted spirits, fed a few cows

The Canadian Federation of Agriculture is organizing another version of Hay West
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Protecting the vulnerable helps lawyer work with Human Rights Commission

Protecting the vulnerable helps lawyer work with Human Rights Commission

New head says it's the best council in the country.
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Sask. signs into $10-a-day child care agreement plan with federal government

Sask. signs into $10-a-day child care agreement plan with federal government

Saskatchewan is the latest province to sign the federal government's affordable child care plan.
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Usask, U of R both requiring vaccination for all on-campus students, faculty this fall

Usask, U of R both requiring vaccination for all on-campus students, faculty this fall

Both universities in Saskatchewan will be requiring proof of vaccination for students and faculty to be on campus this fall.
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Northern Sask. mine cleanup to cost roughly $1.6M

Northern Sask. mine cleanup to cost roughly $1.6M

The province is responsible for 33 non-uranium abandoned mines in northern Saskatchewan
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The time for vaccine hesitancy has passed says SMA

The time for vaccine hesitancy has passed says SMA

SMA wants the province to require all health care workers to be vaccinated
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John Doe in 1995 Regina cold case ID'd after genealogical DNA research

John Doe in 1995 Regina cold case ID'd after genealogical DNA research

鈥淚t鈥檚 huge. I don鈥檛 think it's been done before:鈥� cold case detective Sgt. Troy Davies
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