Tag Archives: Education

The City of Regina opened the gates to residents on Thursday to offer a deeper understanding of how it operates and runs. A "Public Works Day" was held to help introduce and educate people on a variet...

The stage is a world of possibility and that is why a play about friendship is giving students with special needs at Michael A. Riffel Catholic High School the chance to shine this week. Larissa Linkl...

Elementary school students at Regina Catholic Schools will be getting a ride with a new bus company this fall. On Monday, the Regina Catholic School Division announced a new partnership with LP3 Trans...

Seventy people will be tested for tuberculosis (TB) after a case was detected at a Saskatoon elementary school.   An individual at James L. Alexander school reportedly tested positive on Wednesda...

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation decided to take away her teaching certificate for six months, but a former Wolsley principal has launched an appeal. Last month, Kimberley Sautner was found guilt...

Premier Brad Wall is giving the biggest hint yet that changes are on the horizon for health and education in our province.   During the election, the Saskatchewan Party promised to cut administra...

The Prairie South School Division is making a move that is expected to save it hundreds of thousands of dollars next school year, but will leave some without a job. Twenty school assistants at seven M...

Davin School in Regina is named after the man who wrote the report that inspired the residential school system, and that revelation is stirring a debate over changing the name. Marc Spooner is an educ...

Two elementary school employees on the Beardy's Okemasis First Nation were recently terminated. George Gamble, formally of Chief Beardy Memorial Elementary School, is facing charges of ...

In 1963, Saskatchewan's premier was Woodrow Lloyd. Gas was six cents a litre. The price of a home was $16,000. It was also the year that Walter Mikulsky began work with the provincial government. Afte...