Tag Archives: Education

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...

A former principal found to have acted unprofessionally by altering students' grades was back before the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) on Monday.   Kimberley Sautner and her l...

A former Wolseley High School principal has been found guilty of professional misconduct following charges of bribing teachers to change her daughter's marks and mishandling classes for other students...

With the re-elected Sask. Party government expected to deliver a budget in coming weeks, the president of the University of Saskatchewan is highlighting the school's contributions to the provincial ec...

Two weeks before election day, future Saskatchewan voters had the chance to learn about democracy by participating in a mock student vote. Elementary and high school students across the province elect...

Regina Public Schools (RPS) have gained almost an entire school's worth of students this year, but funding from the province is still based on enrolment numbers from last year. The addition of 660 stu...

The Prairie Spirit School Division is warning parents of potential staff cuts. In a letter sent out Tuesday, the division claimed it has had to make spending cuts and dip into reserve funds to keep th...

Teachers at Regina Public Schools are asking for help to provide proper support for an influx of new Syrian refugee students. Jeff Perry is the president of the Regina Public School Teachers Associati...

Saskatchewan schools would get 600 new teachers and educational assistants if the NDP are elected in April, party leader Cam Broten says. Speaking in Saskatoon, Broten said his party would hire 300 te...

A young Syrian refugee in Regina is offering teenagers a chance to see and understand his experience through his passion for photography. Hany Al Moulia was happy when he was invited to shar...