Murray Wood: Paying for junk pretentiously passed off as public art
As people debate Saskatoon spending $300,000 on plastic rocks, Murray Wood notes that the great unwashed aren't really s...
Syrian refugees who recently arrived in Prince Albert received a warm welcome to their new home on Monday.
St. Albans Cathedral Hall was packed with refugees and supporters as indigenous groups, Elders, settlement service providers and multicultural organizations explained the history of Canadian indigenous groups.
The event was kicked off with a grand entry, followed by speakers and ended with a round dance.
Similar events are being held in Saskatoon on Feb. 24, Regina on Feb. 26 and Moose Jaw on Feb. 29.
