Said Abdelhadi, a Palestinian who grew up in Jordan, has spent his entire life learning and educating others about what’s been happening in his homeland. Renewed solidarity over the last year has him feeling hopeful.
The signs aren’t the only cultural and identity markers Saskatchewan has seen replaced with updated versions that feel lifeless and indistinguishable from what can be found in other provinces and cities.
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?
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.
