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Indigenous entrepreneurs hope to bridge their culture and Fort McMurray with trading network

A passion for sharing their culture has inspired two Indigenous entrepreneurs to create a trading network open to everyone in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area.

New release of Take the Dog Sled combines classical music with Inuit throat singing

A recent recording has given new life to a more than decade-old piece of Indigenous-focused music.

Costs of climate change are soaring in Canada, yet still barely understood: report

10:14 Dec 03, 2020 LJI-BC-CLIMATE-COSTS-REPORT Costs of climate change are soaring in Canada, yet still barely understood: report By: Carl Meyer, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: National Observer We don’t know nearly enough about what th

'Productive' pioneer

Edna Lenora Perry broke stained-glass ceilings. And in doing so, she sunk a church floor — at least, that’s what attendees at Edna’s ordination ceremony whispered to one another when the wood flooring gave way at St.
Sask. records 55th COVID-19 related death

Sask. records 55th COVID-19 related death

There are 283 new cases Friday, with 126 in hospital
National Indigenous health research leader honoured with SHRF Achievement Award

National Indigenous health research leader honoured with SHRF Achievement Award

SASKATOON – A prominent national leader, visionary and researcher in Indigenous health—Carrie Bourassa of the University of Saskatchewan (USask)—was honoured with an Achievement Award from the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) today.
Sports This Week - Book provides insights beyond hockey

Sports This Week - Book provides insights beyond hockey

I have to say one of the most pleasing things in life is picking up a book, reading it, and finding that it delivered a better story than anticipated. That was certainly my experience with One Game At a Time from Harnarayan Singh.
Nurse texts dad, asking for ventilators, and a prototype is together in six days

Nurse texts dad, asking for ventilators, and a prototype is together in six days

Saskatoon– A few days after the global pandemic was declared, Jim Boire got a text from his daughter. Rebecca Erker, a Royal University Hospital intensive care unit nurse. She is working on her PhD with the respiratory research centre in Saskatoon.
The Saskatchewan RCMP Proactive Recruiting Team invites you to register

The Saskatchewan RCMP Proactive Recruiting Team invites you to register

For upcoming virtual recruiting events
From The Ashes finds hope through education

From The Ashes finds hope through education

Author Jesse Thistle’s life has been difficult, but he wants to use it to show problems that go beyond himself.
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