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.
By The Sheaf February 19, 2010
A new report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer points to the long-predicted demographic shift of baby boomers moving from working age to retirement age as a potential drain on the economy, and it’s up to the government to take action sooner rather than later in order to ensure the country’s economy remains sustainable.
By The Sheaf February 19, 2010
According to the government-owned newspaper China Daily, authorities will now be monitoring text messages.
Mobile phone companies such as China Mobile and China Unicom have been ordered by Beijing to be on the lookout for “unhealthy” words and phrases.
By The Sheaf February 16, 2010
The Feb. 5 Labour Force Survey release indicated the student jobless rate is now sitting at 15.1 per cent, down from the 16 per cent reported at the end of 2009 ”” making this the most significant increase in youth employment since fall 2008.
By The Sheaf February 11, 2010
Valentine’s Day: it is a controversial holiday. But what about those of us ”” seemingly a minority, although maybe we just don’t care enough to speak up ”” who couldn’t care less about the day?
By Holly Culp February 11, 2010
In elementary school Valentine’s Day was the ultimate gauge for how popular you were. Or at least at my elementary school it was. You bought your Barbie or Toy Story valentines and made them out to all of your good friends, the people you liked and the people that were considered “popular.”
By The Sheaf February 10, 2010
Copenhagen was a failure. The outcome of the conference fails to address the graveness of the problem in an effective way, leaving the survival of the world’s most vulnerable people in question.
By The Sheaf February 10, 2010
After several weeks of violent restructuring, the fate of the First Nations University of Canada looks grimmer than ever.
By Ashleigh Mattern February 9, 2010
If running shoes were invented in the 1970s, how did humans run comfortably for millions of years before the invention of running shoes?