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 January 12, 2010

    Drivers in Saskatchewan and B.C. no longer have handheld cell phone privileges in their vehicles ”” no talking into, looking at or even holding the phone will be permitted.

  • The Olympics ”˜tear the country apart’: protestor

    By January 12, 2010

    While the majority of people who gathered at Kiwanis Park for the arrival of the Olympic torch in Saskatoon on Jan. 11 waved Canadian flags, a smaller group did not. Instead, they waved protest signs and flags representing Indigenous pride.

  • Great sex tied to maturity

    By January 12, 2010

    Trouble in bed? According to a study from the University of Alberta, all that may be required for good sex is an attitude adjustment.

  • Local teen heads to texting competition

    By January 12, 2010

    Konecnik is currently in grade 12 at Saskatoon high school E.D. Feehan. In June 2009 she competed in the LG Canadian Texting Championships in Toronto and came in second place. Now she’s headed to New York to compete for $100,000.

  • Online bookstores challenge campus business

    By January 12, 2010

    Browsers, the student union-run consignment bookstore, is preparing to phase out the books in the coming years as more students turn to online sources for their textbooks.

  • Can we control the Internet?

    By January 12, 2010

    The machine is changing us, asserts University of Kansas professor Michael Wesch.

  • Spectrum 2010 makes science cool

    By January 12, 2010

    Spectrum is the University of Saskatchewan engineering students’ triennial science and technology display showcase. It takes place from Jan. 14 to 17 and will feature displays from the College of Kinesiology for the first time as well as a special guest speaker, the Discovery Channel’s Jay Ingram.

  • Sailor Dan lives!

    By January 6, 2010

    Dan Hicks, also known as Sailor Dan, was the victim of a hoax on Jan. 2, when a Facebook group announced his death.