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  No room for bullying

  October 10th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  Over the last few years, efforts to stop bullying in our schools have increased. Mediation programs, anti-bullying initiatives and awareness of the issue have helped to tell our children that bullying is wrong and, if they are being bullied,...

  Section : Education | 7 Comments

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  Teachers with hooves

  October 8th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  As Carlton Comprehensive High School students Travis Kenny and Charles Dreaver talk out how they are going to move their horse, Ticket, around to go back through the obstacle course, equine assisted learning teacher Gayle Cartier points out the...

  Section : Education | 3 Comments

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  Message needs right medium

  October 3rd, 2009 - 5 h 00

  Regina - It takes the community to raise awareness in a way its people can relate to and understand. This is one of the messages Cleve Jones, an American activist and founder of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, brought with him to Saskatchewan for the...

  Section : Education | 0 Comment

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  Remembering and healing

  October 1st, 2009 - 5 h 00

  LA RONGE - LA RONGE - A large part of Woodland Cree history was remembered Wednesday in La Ronge. Former residential school students, along with their families, gathered to share their experiences and to heal. "It is a very sad part of history,...

  Section : Education | 1 Comment

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  Young reservist following in veteran's footsteps

  October 1st, 2009 - 5 h 00

  Mahekan Ahenakew is satisfied he's been chosen to go on tour in Afghanistan. The 20-year-old from Ahtahkakoop First Nation said not everyone is selected to go overseas. "I'm hoping to get over there and do my job because it's validation of...

  Section : Education | 6 Comments

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  Teenager enters the race for mayor

  September 30th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  PRINCE ALBERT - The Herald has learned that recent high school grad Riley Simonite has filed nomination papers at City Hall to run for mayor. Simonite initially told the Herald in January he planned to run for the top...

  Section : Education | 30 Comments

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  Unofficial list of civic/school board elections

  September 30th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  PRINCE ALBERT - Unofficially, here's who's running in the 2009 civic/school board elections: Mayor Jim Stiglitz: youth facility worker Riley Simonite: sales associate Jim Scarrow: broadcaster (incumbent) Ward 1...

  Section : Education | 0 Comment

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  Treaty 6, 120 years later

  September 30th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  LA RONGE - LA RONGE - An absence of a meeting of minds, a so-called misunderstanding of the spirit and intent behind the treaties has led to the state of the First Nations in this province. This was the message of former Assembly of First Nations...

  Section : Education | 6 Comments

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  Reconciliation a mammoth job

  September 28th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  The federal government policy to assimilate Indian children through forced attendance at the schools was wrong and harmful. That is reflected in the mandate of the truth and reconciliation commission, which overwhelmingly favours the collection of...

  Section : Education | 11 Comments

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  One of the last Manville holdouts worries about future

  September 24th, 2009 - 5 h 00

  Beatrice Henderson is juggling many tasks at once. She has a new three-week-old infant and is cleaning and packing in preparation for her move out of Manville Bay and back to Montreal Lake Cree Nation, where she'll live with family. It's not a...

  Section : Education | 51 Comments

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• September 18th, 2009 Grade 9 initiation a thing of the past
• September 15th, 2009 SIAST tuition rates climb higher
• September 9th, 2009 Two decades of supporting literacy
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• September 1st, 2009 SPCA plots move north of the river
• August 28th, 2009 Grade 9s adapt to life in high school
• August 27th, 2009 Remembering a fallen Big River soldier
• August 27th, 2009 Preparing for school at home
• August 24th, 2009 Back to school all year long
• August 15th, 2009 There is power for good in offensive words
• July 31st, 2009 Three young lives ruined
• July 30th, 2009 U of S tightens belt
• July 30th, 2009 Lawyer launches school-fee lawsuits
• July 29th, 2009 Minto appeal rejected

• July 23rd, 2009 Catholic school board trying to meet shortfall
• July 21st, 2009 About 80 per cent of jail occupants in Saskatchewan are aboriginal
• July 15th, 2009 Two suspended social services managers in Saskatchewan cleared to return to work
• June 30th, 2009 Tower approved despite objections
• June 30th, 2009 Summer learnin', having a blast
• June 26th, 2009 Graduate has true grit
• June 23rd, 2009 School much different now: Chief Joseph
• June 17th, 2009 An F in history
• June 13th, 2009 Children's entertainer's triplets kick-start career
• June 4th, 2009 Students get more funding for loans
• June 4th, 2009 Day parole continues for man who drowned Calgary kindergarten student
• June 4th, 2009 Repair bill could reach $50,000 after vandals leave Sask. school windowless
• June 4th, 2009 More than 150 staff and teachers absent after Regina student gets swine flu
• June 3rd, 2009 Sliding into music
• May 30th, 2009 Going the distance
• May 27th, 2009 Students stuck up for good cause
• May 14th, 2009 Going to the moon
• May 12th, 2009 Young rockhounds get tips from a vet
• May 12th, 2009 Hot tubs and ambulances: student career choices wide-open
• May 9th, 2009 Ivy Leaguers making run at music stardom
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• May 1st, 2009 A whole new kind of kitchen
• April 30th, 2009 Student brings art and music together
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• April 27th, 2009 SWINE FLU: Some students released from isolation at N.S. school with swine flu cases
• April 24th, 2009 Playing the learning Olympics
• April 21st, 2009 Hectic pace pays off for student
• April 20th, 2009 Wounds still healing 10 years after Columbine rampage
• April 18th, 2009 Religion placed on trial

• April 17th, 2009 Longing for the lake
• April 15th, 2009 University of Saskatchewan president says less money for pensions, scholarships
• April 10th, 2009 If you think this is cold, how cold was it about 60 years ago?
• April 7th, 2009 City budget lights fire
• April 3rd, 2009 École Valois set for growth and expansion
• April 2nd, 2009 Nunavut celebrates its 10th birthday
• March 31st, 2009 Former Edmonton mayor and Prince Albert resident dies
• March 30th, 2009 Moss bag teachings offered
• March 19th, 2009 Education tax reform announced
• March 18th, 2009 BUDGET: Education tax reform announced in balanced Sask budget
• March 18th, 2009 BUDGET: Highlights of 2009-10 Saskatchewan budget
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• March 16th, 2009 Report says university tuition and fees in Saskatchewan not affordable for many
• March 10th, 2009 Beyond Barbie: women's roles still emerging
• March 10th, 2009 Former students at Saskatchewan school for the deaf allege abuse, file lawsuit
• March 6th, 2009 SIAST gains bragging rights
• March 5th, 2009 Students free to share religion
• March 3rd, 2009 Sask suspending funds to First Nations University; wants accountability
• February 24th, 2009 More money needed to build, upgrade aboriginal schools: native chief
• February 19th, 2009 Alberta minister of aboriginal relations says education gap needs attention
• February 18th, 2009 Alberta teacher fined for inappropriate relationship with student
• February 11th, 2009 Ohio teacher allegedly had side job as prostitute; used school computer
• February 11th, 2009 No one hurt, but Saskatchewan school closed for the day after roof collapse
• February 10th, 2009 Saskatchewan NDP leader, former premier Calvert leaves politics for classroom
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