1+ week, 20+ hour ago   (108+ words) Saskatoon StarPhoenix “Treaty is about our children. Our ancestors were looking down the road when they made treaty; they were thinking about us." The route to Fort Carlton is a literal descent into colonial history. The winding road drops below…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (93+ words) thestarphoenix.com While Canadians strive to build a strong and united country, medicare, fundamental to the strength of its citizens, is at risk of being a squandered inheritance. Medicare includes insurance for public hospital care and physician services. It is…...

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (176+ words) Eldorado is entering the zinc and copper market just as prices seeing multi-year highs. Eldorado Gold Corp.’s northeast Saskatchewan zinc mine is set to reach full commercial operation in the coming weeks as prices for the metal hit a…...

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (209+ words) He's not allowed to leave the province as per the probation conditions of his two most recent sentences for criminal harassment and impersonating peace officers. Travis Mitchell Patron has an extensive criminal history in Saskatchewan. For more than five years,…...

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (135+ words) Saskatoon StarPhoenix The objective here is to make strikes less necessary and less damaging, not eliminate them. Canada has become trapped in a false choice. At a time when governments across the country are working to attract investment, strengthen supply…...

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (138+ words) Saskatoon StarPhoenix Canadian taxpayers paid billions to compensate dairy farmers for presumed market losses, while much of the promised dairy competition never made it past the border. Canada and the United States are once again negotiating under the threat of…...

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (158+ words) "Removing the place where you can see the problem does not solve the problem." Melvin and Brent are two of the potential thousands of people facing homelessness in Saskatoon. On Wednesday morning, they sat on a bench at the corner…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (167+ words) The Provincial Court of Saskatchewan recently announced that people can now swear or affirm using eagle feathers. A Saskatchewan First Nation leader is welcoming a decision by the province’s courts to allow people to use an eagle feather to either…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (227+ words) A petition is asking Saskatoon city council to create a bylaw limiting flyers that have graphic images on them. Anti-abortion flyers have been making the rounds in Saskatoon with graphic imagery of dead fetuses on them, sparking a discussion about…...

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (141+ words) Saskatoon StarPhoenix We know people with intellectual disabilities and on the autism spectrum want to work. They want meaningful employment and good paying jobs. Saskatchewan and Canada have a labour shortage and a labour surplus at the same time. These…...