Local Arts

Youth suicide is one of three key health concerns among Saskatchewan Métis people. Monday in the city Métis Nation Saskatchewan launched a Blue Ribbon Campaign in Yorkton to raise awareness abut the serious issue.

Applications are now being accepted for the new master's of nursing (nurse practitioner) degree, offered jointly by SIAST and the University of Regina beginning September 2014.

Saskatchewan is launching a new award for community volunteers. The Premier's Service Club Award will recognize the commitment and activities of service clubs and fraternal organizations.

It took years for Hans Arnold to focus his love of photography on capturing landscapes, but today his images have hung in many galleries, most recently a show currently at the Godfrey Dean Gallery in Yorkton.

Fresh off of celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2013, Parkland College is set to continue its success into the New Year.

The crop of colourful sunflowers has been harvested; replaced by the dynamic crop of people now inhabiting community pARTners gallery! Pencil Paparazzi is a captivating collection of black and white portraits drawn from crowds at pow wows, motorcycle

The Heart and Stroke Foundation seeks your help to combat our province's growing epidemic of childhood obesity, inactivity and tobacco misuse.

The Bank of England, arguing before the U.K.

Discovery is a fundamental part of education at the University of Saskatchewan, and students play an integral part by applying fresh perspectives to existing knowledge. Students are encouraged to embrace discovery early.

Honourable Minister Donna Harpauer has declared the week of January 19-25 Snowmobile Safety Week in Saskatchewan. Here at the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, Snowmobile Safety is a top priority and education is the key to success.