'She meant a lot to that team... and does mean a lot to that community': Hockey world sends thoughts and prayers to Humboldt Broncos trainer Dayna Brons who remains in hospital
Sask. Premier Scott Moe is asking PM Justin Trudeau to axe the carbon tax, negotiate a new equalization deal for Saskatchewan and Alberta and to build more pipelines.
Conservative Senator Denise Batters from Saskatchewan spent $31,733. 42 on travel expenses over the course of three months, including a $4,037.04 round-trip ticket to Ottawa.
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Humboldt Broncos player Matthieu Gomercic was given a standing ovation while attending game 5 of the Winnipeg Jets playoff series against The Minnesota Wild.
'We're a small city but we have a big heart here and we're going to pull together and get through this': mayor of Humboldt, Sask. speaks about horrific crash involving his community's hockey team
Saskatchewan's Children's Advocate said the new rules surrounding the use of preferred pronouns and first names in schools violate provincial human rights laws and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Payments of $50,000 from the GoFundMe campaign are to be made to each of the 13 survivors and the families of the 16 people who died in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash:
Toby Boulet, the father of former Humboldt Broncos player Logan Boulet, is asking Saskatchewan residents to come together, like how they did after the 2018 crash, and get vaccinated.
The Saskatchewan NDP have released numbers showing student enrolment has increased by over 15,000 kids, while teacher positions have only increased by one since 2016.
“It’s probably going to be hard to watch – to see someone else behind the bench and to see the boys come back on the ice,” said Christina Haugan.
Haugan lost her husband,
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head coach Darcy Haugan, in the crash.
WATCH: Abbie Shynkaruk and Gina Han, two of the organizers of the student walkout, explain why they are taking this action and they message they are sending.
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WATCH: Classrooms in Saskatoon were emptier than normal today as hundreds of high school students took to the streets to draw attention to the ongoing battle between teachers and the province.
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The poll said 62 per cent of respondents felt the Sask. Party government wasn't handling cost-of-living issues well. The same percentage felt education was also being mishandled, and the government did not score strongly on health care.
"I was repeatedly hit and kicked in the upper body and head by the student and I was told it took several staff members to get the student off of me and be able to restrain them," Shelby said, who was treated for a severe concussion and a broken nose.
Five nurses from St. Paul's emergency room in Saskatoon shared dozens of anonymous testimonies about the health-care crisis at a nurses' rally on Monday.
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Vancouver police said they pulled a vehicle with Saskatchewan plates over around 1 a.m. on Thursday near Burrard and Robson streets after the driver, a 28-year-old man with a Saskatchewan licence, ran a red light.
Becotte said the only addition that the STF had asked for was one line saying that the parties signing this MOU would follow through on their commitments.
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling for the resignation of Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill after controversy surrounding comments Cockrill made to a mother whose daughter died.
WATCH: A Saskatchewan woman is marking her 100th birthday on the green. She tees off every year at the local golf course, and only quit playing regularly five years ago.
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The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation said teachers will not be available to supervise students who are eating lunch at school or taking part in noon-hour activities, adding that the teachers will be leaving schools during that time.
The
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“We cannot allow more innocent lives to be lost at the hands of ill-prepared commercial drivers.” Petition E-2005 proposes new country-wide regulations in the trucking industry and closes May 14.
Prairie Harm Reduction is responding to federal Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre’s comments on supervised consumption sites, arguing they’re not based on research.
Saskatchewan's education minister has apologized in the legislature for asking if he should give up his first-born child when speaking to a mother whose daughter had died.
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WATCH: In these trying times, many Canadians are looking out for their neighbours, including the Ahmadiyyah Muslim Youth Association, who is offering help for seniors and the vulnerable population stuck inside due to COVID-19. More Morning News videos:
Saskatoon high school students walked out of class on Tuesday to show their support for teachers in their contract dispute with the provincial government.
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