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06/07/17
Children’s Festival Fun
This year’s version of the PotashCorp Children’s Festival of Saskatchewan was blessed with ideal sunny and warm conditions for the most part, which was a welcome change from years past for organizers. Utilizing Kinsmen Park as its new home for… +Read More
06/07/17
Indigenous graduation rates continue to lag, Sask. auditor report shows
Report singles out Living Sky School Division, says more work needs to be done on engagement A report from Saskatchewan’s provincial auditor says more work needs to be done to engage First Nations and Métis students. According to the auditor’s latest report… +Read More
06/01/17
Indspire Cross-Canada tour showcasing successful Aboriginal students makes stop in Saskatoon
A group of successful Aboriginal post-graduate students are hoping their stories of success will motivate other Indigenous youths. Three Youth Laureates of the Indigenous-led Indspire program are currently on a Cross Canada tour to promote Indigenous education. Indspire is a… +Read More
05/29/17
Students celebrate first opening during Riverside Aboriginal Arts Festival
A group of budding artists and poets celebrated the opening of their first show Thursday afternoon. Grade 5 and 8 students from Riverside Public School spent much of the spring working closely with professional artists and poets to produce work… +Read More
05/23/17
Manitoba school’s powwow club teaches dance, culture, reconciliation
With music, regalia and a lot of fun, a powwow club in a school just outside Winnipeg is bringing reconciliation into the classroom. The West St. Paul School club is only in its second year but student involvement has nearly doubled and… +Read More
05/18/17