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"We find it a great relief to finally have our people go home," said Chief Marcel Head of Shoal Lake Cree Nation.

Entering the set for Dragon鈥檚 Den was very surreal for Geoff and Colette Heschel, when they made their pitch for The Leveller.

"There's a lesson in this movie, but I think that the community of Humboldt is well aware of it because of the tragedy that it's already endured with a lot of dignity,鈥� said director/writer Richard Bell

鈥淐OVID spread is very prevalent during ice hockey because of close contact between players, heavy breathing during play, and poor ventilation of arenas.,鈥� - Dr. Phil Chilibeck (PhD)

Sask Polytech will give learners the skills they need to fast-track careers, while giving employers a skilled workforce to power their industries.

"I want to teach people about my story," says Torquay's Easton Daae, who was named a Miracle Child for Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation Radiothon

New ownership upgrading facility

"The only way to do great work is to love what you do." ~ Steve Jobs

Selected for two Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Heritage Award

Binesi Ogichidaa said her daughter was being held in segregation, denied phone calls, and allegedly abused by guards to the point that other inmates had started to speak out