THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By The Sheaf January 26, 2014
Free money programs are thriving. Worldwide studies have reached the same conclusion: free money works and are a great approach to poverty alleviation.
By Travis Homenuk January 26, 2014
In a move to become more efficient, the Government of Saskatchewan is looking at outsourcing meals at correctional facilities — especially those near a large enough centre so that meals can be provided with ease.
By The Sheaf January 24, 2014
With budget cuts becoming a reality for the University of Saskatchewan, students need to be consulted now more than ever.
By The Sheaf January 23, 2014
Concerns about the Tropical Night cultural appropriation have spurred conversation from all sides.
By The Sheaf January 17, 2014
The head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis, has been heralded worldwide for his unconventional and refreshing attitude as a religious leader since winning the Papal Election on March 13, 2013.
By Canadian University Press January 17, 2014
In the early days of the treaties, there was the pass system. While the pass system is long gone, the ideas behind it still remain a part of government policy. This needs to change.
By The Sheaf January 16, 2014
A startup space company intends to send a group of astronauts on a one-way journey to Mars in 2023 to establish a settlement. With seemingly insurmountable obstacles given that short period of time, the question is: can we actually do it?
By The Sheaf January 13, 2014
There are many artists today producing music that respects women, doesn’t use us as tools to sell records, and conveys a message that women should be treated as equals. However, often the most supported and popular artists are not.