Veteran Service Club Support Program garners record response this year
The Government of Saskatchewan says the Veteran Service Club Support Program has seen a record response in 2024-25.
this year it is providing up to $30,000 to 81 veterans’ organizations in the province.
The program provides grants for repairs and upgrades, special events, operations, programs and activities to engage communities and advance the work and long-term sustainability of veterans’ service organizations across the province.
Veteran Service Club Support Program garners record response this year
The Government of Saskatchewan says the Veteran Service Club Support Program has seen a record response in 2024-25.
this year it is providing up to $30,000 to 81 veterans’ organizations in the province.
The program provides grants for repairs and upgrades, special events, operations, programs and activities to engage communities and advance the work and long-term sustainability of veterans’ service organizations across the province.
STF says cell phones aren’t the real distraction in classrooms
The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation President says cell phones in the classroom may offer a distraction, but teachers have been managing cell phones in classrooms for over a decade and in some instances, it is used to support teaching.
The Government of Saskatchewan announced Monday that starting in September cell phones will not be allowed during class time at K to 12 schools in the province.
More than $6,000 in fines for YouTube poachers
A moose hunting video posted on social media led to fines and hunting suspensions for two Saskatchewan men.
More than $6,000 in fines for YouTube poachers
A moose hunting video posted on social media led to fines and hunting suspensions for two Saskatchewan men.
Wildfire numbers continue to grow in step with the heatwave
As the heat rises so do the number of wildfires in the province. That number has jumped again to 73 as of this morning with 22 not contained. There have been 302 fires so far this year while 211 is the five-year average.
Dates announced for public inquests into James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon mass stabbing
A public inquest will be held in January in relation to the 11 deaths that occurred on James Smith Cree Nation and in Weldon on September 4th, 2022. The inquest is scheduled for January 15 to 26th at the Kerry Vickar Centre in Melfort. If additional time is required for the inquest, the week of January 29 to February 2 has also been reserved.