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The Sasquatch has been busy roaming the towns and cities of this province. We went to the consultations on uranium development where a strong majority opposed nuclear expansion. We chatted with the John Howard Society about the politics of crime and went to a prison farm that’s slated to be closed. We talked with three students about the impact of neighbourhood school closures and visited a community in North Central Regina where youth are documenting their lives through photography. The Sasquatch is eager to engage you in a discussion. Join the debate: send an article to a friend, leave a comment, or write a letter to the editor. You can follow us on Twitter, join us on Facebook, or sign up for e-mail updates. We’ll keep you caught up on the important issues affecting you and your community.
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Students in Regina’s north central neighbourhood respond to negative news coverage with photography
Did you hear the one about the isotopes? No, it’s not a joke.
Early June found us on the bus to Saskatoon for the third North American Indigenous Food Symposium, hosted by the Indigenous Peoples Program of the University of Saskatchewan.
Sask NDP leadership contest shows need for renewal and new direction
Changes to arts reporting in Saskatchewan could leave the province’s arts and culture sector with less coverage and support.
Why are progressive governments so terrified of actually doing anything progressive?
Northern residents want control over their resources
Attachment to ‘dangerous jobs’ breeds ambivalence within the labour movement