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Making an impact in early childhood development

Making an impact in early childhood development

Children, parents and grandparents enjoyed spending time together learning during the Regional KidsFirst Intriguing Minds: Parents and Children Together (IMPACT) program.
USask awarded $3.6M to tackle opioid withdrawal in babies, improve health care for youth and elderly

USask awarded $3.6M to tackle opioid withdrawal in babies, improve health care for youth and elderly

Eight University of Saskatchewan (USask) health research projects have been awarded nearly $3.
SaskBooks Book Picks - 'You Can't Invite a Fish to a Dance Party'

SaskBooks Book Picks - 'You Can't Invite a Fish to a Dance Party'

You can’t invite a fish to a dance party by Jessica Williams Illustrated by Jimena de la Vega Published by All Write Here Publishing Review by Michelle Shaw $11.
Rush offence comes alive versus Warriors

Rush offence comes alive versus Warriors

Frustrated by a lack of production on offence, the Saskatchewan Rush simply said enough is enough.
PhD student in Humboldt researching role of grief, loss in sport

PhD student in Humboldt researching role of grief, loss in sport

HUMBOLDT — When Katie Faust was in her third year of her bachelor degree in 2013, her teammate on her rugby team died suddenly of leukemia. “That death disrupted me in ways that other deaths that I had experienced hadn't,” she said.
Canora/Sturgis RCMP Detachment activity report for February 20 to 27

Canora/Sturgis RCMP Detachment activity report for February 20 to 27

The Canora/ Sturgis RCMP responded to 31 calls for service during the reporting period, some of which included: one assault, two missing person complaints, one Child Welfare Act, two thefts, one break and enter and two false alarms, and 11 traffic of

Second annual Winter Carnival coming to Duck Mountain Provincial Park

Special events have been happening in provincial parks this winter, giving everyone the opportunity to have some fun that the whole family will enjoy.
Creating a Prairie Xeriscape focuses on hardy plants for the prairies

Creating a Prairie Xeriscape focuses on hardy plants for the prairies

Sara Williams of Saskatoon, gardening author and retired University of Saskatchewan horticultural specialist will be doing a presentation on creating a prairie Xeriscape in Preeceville on March 29.
Finalists announced for Sask Tourism Awards of Excellence

Finalists announced for Sask Tourism Awards of Excellence

Tourism Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the names of 33 finalists and three Tourism Builders for this year’s Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence.

Pharmacists may hold the key to solving the opioid crisis

$1.7M awarded by Health Canada for USask pilot project
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