THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

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  • By May 19, 2011

    Prominent Toronto business person George Dembroski has surprised the Edwards School of Business, announcing this week he has graciously shelled-out a $1 million donation.

  • BRIEF: The Sheepdogs make the final round of Rolling Stone cover contest

    By May 18, 2011

    Saskatoon’s own shaggy rock and roll band the Sheepdogs have made it into the final round of Rolling Stone”˜s Choose The Cover contest.

  • U of S balances the books for 2011-12

    By May 18, 2011

    Following a sizeable increase in provincial funding, we’ve laid out the budget by the numbers, as the university’s financial footprint grows and triggers an increase in salary expenses.

  • Canada catches up to Saskatchewan

    By May 18, 2011

    The political makeup of Saskatchewan’s federal representation remained unchanged after an election that saw unprecedented change elsewhere in the country.

  • U of S crop science develops better tasting beer

    By May 18, 2011

    A strong relationship between the CDC and Sapporo Breweries pays off for Saskatchewan farmers. Plant breeding conducted at the University of Saskatchewan Crop Development Centre by barley expert Brian Rossnagel has now given many Saskatchewan growers a lucrative opportunity to partner up with Japanese beer giant Sapporo Breweries.

  • BRIEF: New child care space for province and U of S

    By May 17, 2011

    On Monday May 17, the provincial government announced its plan to add 500 new child care spaces across the province, including 110 to the University of Saskatchewan.

  • May to fight for environment, parliamentary reform

    By May 3, 2011

    Newly-elected Green MP Elizabeth May plans on wasting no time in bringing issues of the environment and parliamentary reform to the House of Commons

  • Youth thanked amid ‘orange crush’ success

    By May 3, 2011

    Canadians witnessed a series of astounding changes in their federal political landscape on May 2 as Stephen Harper’s Conservatives achieved their majority government and the New Democratic Party achieved Official Opposition status for the first time in history.