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Call for Pitches (March/April 2025)
The Sask Dispatch is looking for pitches for our March/April issue! Deadline for pitches in November 10. -
USask faculty association votes to support boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement
USask professors urge other universities to show their solidarity with Palestinian educators and students. -
Education disruptions kept to a minimum, says student
Teachers spent most of the 2023-24 academic year locked in a dispute with the provincial government over wages and classroom complexities, saying the current resources are not enough to give Saskatchewan students the education they deserve. Although there were some disruptions to the regular school year, one student says that, overall, the impact was minimal and that the future benefits outweigh any disruptions. Teachers and the provincial government will be heading into binding arbitration this December. -
Call for Pitches (January/February 2025)
We’re looking for writing highlighting the anti-colonial, anti-capitalist work being done in Saskatchewan. Pitches are due September 8, 2024. -
The Hampton Hub celebrates two years of building, and feeding, community
The Regina based vegan restaurant has created a space for community members and activists to learn, grow, and work together for a better tomorrow.
Bridging the digital divide in Saskatchewan’s remote education
With our increasingly heavy reliance on digital connectivity, rural Saskatchewan needs solutions before it gets left even farther behind.
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Politics
NDP working to strengthen connect to rural life - and voters
For almost two decades the NDP has struggled to find its footing with rural voters, unable to break the stronghold the rurally embedded Sask Party have built. Is this the election that changes? -
Youth are dying in Regina’s shelter system
At least two youth have died in one Regina shelter shortly after turning 18 and being cut off from youth supports. -
Culture
Searching for family roots leads to connections between Métis and Doukhobor
At the National Doukhobor Heritage Village, Mason Hausermann has helped countless individuals, including himself, learn more about their connections to the little-known Doukhobors, who fled from Czarist Russia to Saskatchewan.
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