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 Kay-Lynne Collier February 4, 2017
On Jan. 25, thousands of Canadians will be texting and tweeting in the name of ending mental health stigma for Bell Let’s Talk Day.
By Bodan Worobetz February 4, 2017
In a recent visit to Fort McMurray, Alta. and the surrounding oil sands of northern Alberta, Jane Fonda infuriated Albertans and Canadians alike. Akin to similar celebrity visits before her, this brand of environmental activism was misinformed and out of step with reality.
By Emily Migchels January 26, 2017
A new effort to honour famed singer-songwriter and former resident of Saskatoon Joni Mitchell has recently been brought to city council.
By Zach Tennent January 26, 2017
This impending doom is speculated to mean a boom in Canadian immigration — especially among students — so I’d like to share some less-offered local wisdom to any future American-Saskatonians.
By Bodan Worobetz January 25, 2017
Rumour has it that 2016 was one of the worst years in recent history. However, looking back further tells us a very different story about how horrible of a year we really had.
By Lyndsay Afseth January 25, 2017
University tuition has been an important issue in Canada in recent years, starting with the 2012 Quebec student strike.
By Liam Fitz-Gerald January 20, 2017
With any luck, many students, when they were not working or spending time with significant others and extended family, got a chance to do things called hobbies over the break.
By Logan Huard January 20, 2017
In late December, Canada’s head of state Queen Elizabeth II, fell ill with a heavy cold — a serious affliction for a 90-year-old.