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“This is a long shot. I’m looking for the family of the original owner of this Bible,” says Sheryl Perrin-Wilson in a Facebook post. She says that her father-in-law gave her the Bible a long while ago.

A group of like-minded artists—both professional and amateur— connect for two-hours, twice-a-month in a Zoom session to learn about traditional and contemporary beadwork.

The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing November 16 – 20 as Innovation Week.

In addition, 181 new cases in province

SASKATOON – The University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Edwards School of Business has unveiled 16 state-of-the-art Bloomberg terminals in the new Gordon Rawlinson Finance and Trading Room, located behind a glass wall in the front lobby.

Forget lions, tigers and bears: For Claire Kremen, conserving insects is more important.

In his book The Authentic Swing, Steven Pressfield says, ”In golf, the ball sits there, staring up at you. Many brave men’s knees have buckled, confronting that gaze.

Education is the key to reconciliation and the key to changing the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, according to a Canadian senator. "We need to do a lot more.

Saskatoon– New Democratic Party (NDP) Leader Ryan Meili and Health Critic Vicki Mowat were not impressed with the new measures announced by the provincial government on Nov. 13 meant to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

Regina – With new daily active case counts now averaging over 100 each day, and much higher daily counts in each of its neighbours, Saskatchewan is following suit by implementing further COVID-19 restrictions in an effort to slow the transmission of