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English language support not matching demand in Saskatchewan schools
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Saskatoon's Kim Coates is using his home-grown acting skills on the second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, which is due for release in 2025.
Indigenous tourism important for reconciliation, cultural sustainability
Indigenous tourism offers a path to cultural sustainability, revitalization, and the sharing of Indigenous people's knowledge, history, and language.
Parents worried students being left behind, teachers’ union wants more classroom supports
Without adequate funding, Saskatchewan Teachers Federation has warned of an overstressed education system that is already cracking under significant student population growth, a lack of educational professionals, and significant changes to education funding.
Gene editing crops: taking years off plant breeding
Gene editing is an increasingly common tool for scientists, partly because the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced that gene-edited seeds in Canada would be regulated the same as conventionally bred seeds this past spring.Â
An educational holiday in Saskatoon – a museum mecca
Where do you take a 15-year-old who has never left Manitoba before? Saskatoon, of course, also known as Paris on the Prairies. The city has a rich museum and restaurant culture.
Renowned chef puts Saskatchewan on the map using local food
Grains, lentils, asparagus, carrots, beets, potatoes, and, most notably, mushrooms. Saskatchewan has some of the best mushrooms in the world.
Forget Ogopogo. There are lake monsters on the Prairies
From Manipogo in Lake Manitoba to the Turtle Lake Monster in Saskatchewan, folklore on the Prairies is alive and well.
English language support not matching demand in Saskatchewan schools
Many newcomers do not have the support and tools to make a successful transition into Saskatchewan schools and eventually graduate.
From the U of S drama program to acting in Sons of Anarchy and The Walking Dead
Saskatoon's Kim Coates is using his home-grown acting skills on the second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, which is due for release in 2025.
Indigenous tourism important for reconciliation, cultural sustainability
Indigenous tourism offers a path to cultural sustainability, revitalization, and the sharing of Indigenous people's knowledge, history, and language.
Parents worried students being left behind, teachers’ union wants more classroom supports
Without adequate funding, Saskatchewan Teachers Federation has warned of an overstressed education system that is already cracking under significant student population growth, a lack of educational professionals, and significant changes to education funding.
Gene editing crops: taking years off plant breeding
Gene editing is an increasingly common tool for scientists, partly because the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced that gene-edited seeds in Canada would be regulated the same as conventionally bred seeds this past spring.Â
An educational holiday in Saskatoon – a museum mecca
Where do you take a 15-year-old who has never left Manitoba before? Saskatoon, of course, also known as Paris on the Prairies. The city has a rich museum and restaurant culture.
Renowned chef puts Saskatchewan on the map using local food
Grains, lentils, asparagus, carrots, beets, potatoes, and, most notably, mushrooms. Saskatchewan has some of the best mushrooms in the world.
Forget Ogopogo. There are lake monsters on the Prairies
From Manipogo in Lake Manitoba to the Turtle Lake Monster in Saskatchewan, folklore on the Prairies is alive and well.