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.

News

  • By May 2, 2011

    The federal election results are in, giving the Conservatives a majority in Parliament.

  • Quebec extends an olive branch to the rest of Canada

    By April 29, 2011

    Quebeckers are sick of Steven Harper and have found a bastion of hope and progressive policy that is relatively new to them. They have found hope for Canada in the federal NDP lead by Jack Layton.

  • Students suffer from lack of campus polls

    By April 25, 2011

    Campus polls are a rarity in Canada, or they are under publicized, and as a result students often suffer.

  • The youth vote: Can young Canadians swing this election?

    By April 25, 2011

    With less than two weeks to go before Canadians hit the polls on May 2, federal party leaders are certainly not the only ones who have kicked this election campaign into high gear.

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  • Youth voting could alter election results

    By April 23, 2011

    As efforts to get 18-24 year olds out to the polls mount across the country, it seems that the youth might have the power to significantly alter the outcome of the federal election if they get out and vote.

  • Pope Benedict stumped by Japanese girl’s question about suffering

    By April 23, 2011

    The pope answered questions on Italian TV, but could not explain the devastation caused by the tsunami.

  • University continues to ignore arts and humanities

    By April 22, 2011

    “Students are told to pay more, get less and be grateful,” said Len Findlay, one of the most vocal professors on the subject. He taught nine extra credit units this year to keep the English course offerings up to snuff.

  • New York Times website attracts 100,000 subscribers

    By April 22, 2011

    Earnings fall 58% as digital advertising fails to make up for a fall in print ads.