Characterized by intricate, vibrant floral designs, traditional beadwork is an art-form that resonated with Jill Ruep from a young age. Upon starting it, she immediately felt its therapeutic benefits - something that has continued throughout her life. But after a break from beading, she returned and noticed a void in b...
May 08, 2026
"It's brutal out there right now. It's honestly very chaotic. I've been here for five years and I haven't seen the streets like this in five years," said Emile Gariepy, manager of the safe consumption site Nēwo-Yōtina Friendship Centre in Regina. "Right now with the stronger fentanyl, everyone is dropp...
May 05, 2026
During his first year of post-secondary, when University of Saskatchewan student Sawyer Kopec attended his first powwow, he felt ill-suited to participate in any of the traditions. A Métis student from Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Kopec grew up in a small rural community with very little of his culture around him. Att...
May 04, 2026
A new agreement has been signed between Wanuskewin Heritage Park and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools (GSCS) to promote teaching practices and support First Nations' land-based learning. "This is an opportunity for learning. We're strengthening the relationships within our communities and supporting some land-ba...
May 02, 2026
The Court of King's Bench has certified the Île-à-la-Crosse residential school Survivor's class action lawsuit and approved the settlements reached last year with Canada and Saskatchewan. The agreement marks the single largest class action settlement by the Government of Saskatchewan. "This is a day m...
May 01, 2026