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 November 7, 2010

    If countless politicians are to be believed when they insist that young people are the future, then it would seem the future belongs to Afghanistan, where the median age is 17.

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  • Globalization and the challenge of community

    By November 6, 2010

    It erodes borders. It transcends nationality and religion. It is on the other side of the world and flashing on your laptop screen all at the same time.

  • Microfinance covers up some crooked dealings

    By November 6, 2010

    Microfinance has been touted as a magic bullet with real potential to solve that nagging question of poverty, but in reality, it’s creating a problem for the people it intends to help.

  • In defence of Louis Riel, a revolutionary Métis leader

    By November 5, 2010

    The university has acknowledged Riel’s heroism with the plaque in Place Riel, but apparently this is not enough to have students recognize his accomplishments. Maybe this should be an indicator that more needs to be done on the education about Métis people and Canadian historical events.

  • One large latte, with extra foam and no Internet, please

    By November 5, 2010

    I love the Internet. And even more than I love the Internet, I love wireless Internet. Getting free Wi-Fi in coffee shops should be a blessing, but it’s more of a curse.

  • Ralph Goodale: Potash takeover will be a problem for Canadians

    By November 3, 2010

    Critics on the ultra-right-wing seem to believe it’s the duty of governments simply to say “yes” to whatever takeovers come along.

  • An interview with the Devil just in time for Halloween

    By October 30, 2010

    The Sheaf recently met with His Infernal Majesty, Lucifer, over a mid-day glass of virgins’ blood at Calories on Broadway for a brief discussion.

  • A guide to Halloween horrors on campus

    By October 29, 2010

    Every Halloween at the U of S, strange and eerie occurrences have a way of happening. Here’s a list of some of the unexplainable, and oftentimes unbelievable, phenomena that have been know to happen on Oct. 31.