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STF union hopes talks can resume following conciliation report

STF union hopes talks can resume following conciliation report

STF President Samantha Becotte spoke to media following conciliation report release, points to classroom complexity as key issue that should be at the table.
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A look back at 2023 at the movie box office

A look back at 2023 at the movie box office

A look back at Barbieheimer, Super Mario Bros., and the hits, flops, strikes and walkouts of 2023 in Hollywood.
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Exploring drug history: Term psychedelic coined in Saskatchewan

Exploring drug history: Term psychedelic coined in Saskatchewan

USask researchers explore untold history of psychedelics.
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Soup mix latest product of research collaboration

Soup mix latest product of research collaboration

USask research tackles food insecurity in the community.
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Painting a softer image of the fierce Tyrannosaurus rex

Painting a softer image of the fierce Tyrannosaurus rex

USask student challenging perception of dinosaurs with ‘paleoart.’
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Parents weigh in on giving consent for children changing names or pronouns at school

Parents weigh in on giving consent for children changing names or pronouns at school

A legal challenge to Saskatchewan's new law requiring parental consent if children under 16 want to change their names or pronouns at school is back in court this week.
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GSU members vote on Viterra final offer

GSU members vote on Viterra final offer

Workers will be working to rule during the voting period.
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19,000 pharmacists using USask-developed tool

19,000 pharmacists using USask-developed tool

medSask pharmacy guidelines gaining nationwide reach.
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No strike yet at Viterra, new ratification vote to take place

No strike yet at Viterra, new ratification vote to take place

Grain and General Services Union locals 1 and 2 suspend planned strike action, as members will weigh in on Viterra’s latest final offer
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Saskatchewan added 22,100 jobs year over year

Saskatchewan added 22,100 jobs year over year

Province touts record employment, strong jobs numbers at end of 2023.
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