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‘Until We Are Free: Reflections on Black Lives Matter in Canada’ Edited by Rodney Diverlus, Sandy Hudson, and Syrus Marcus Ware Published by University of Regina Press Review by Shelley A. Leedahl $27.

At long last our provincial parks and lake side campsites have opened throughout the province, and many of us can’t wait to head to the beach! While you’re out there taking in the summer sun, please remember to keep an eye out for other families who

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Rita St. Amant was born and raised in the Glentworth area of Saskatchewan. She has displayed and sold art across Canada and the U.S. For example, her work, Ken's Stallion, won the people's choice award at the Manitoba Fibre Festival last year.

A pair of Indigenous hockey Hall of Famers who have won a combined 12 Stanley Cups are among those who will be coaching in a new professional hockey league.

Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Vice-Chief David Pratt is slamming Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and his government, accusing them of not treating the rising majority of Indigenous children in its care as a priority.

Tuesday evening at 7:00 P.M. and the Village of MacNutt called its regularly scheduled meeting to order with a report from Shane Wagner, the village's waterworks employee.

The Provincial Government is investing $28 million to improve rural roads in Saskatchewan Rural Municipalities (RMs). Thirty-six RMs will receive funding this year, which will cover up to 50 percent of total project costs to a maximum of $500,000.

University of Regina Professor Tarun Katapally is one of two researchers receiving $400,000 from innovation non-profit Mitacs to help hard-hit northern Saskatchewan communities, a Wednesday news release announced.

We are all making changes to our lives as COVID-19 continues to be a threat.