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A year of pain and healing since 751 unmarked graves announced at Cowessess First Nation
The unmarked graves were not a discovery for Cowessess First Nation, east of Regina; their members already knew children had been buried at Marieval Indian Residential School. But last year has been emotional, with both pain and healing, as the school's legacy of trauma was in the spotlight.
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Samwel Uko's family continues search for justice from the system that failed their son
It has been more than two years since Samwel Uko's body was found in Wascana Lake. Even as a inquest into his death is underway, the family says they are still seeking justice.
Priced Out
Regina mother, poverty experts say Saskatchewan's social safety net is falling behind
The CBC News series Priced Out explains why you're paying more at the register and how Canadians are coping with the high cost of everything.
How climate change is causing grief, anxiety and depression
Many people across Canada are feeling a sense of loss, grief and frustration due to climate change — a phenomenon that's been dubbed ecological grief.
Sask. doctor who died of COVID-19 remembered by loved ones as 'a man who made a difference'
Dr. Youssef Al-Begamy, 48, a Saskatchewan family and emergency room physician, died of COVID-19 complications in Ontario early Sunday morning.
How Indigenous communities are working to boost COVID-19 vaccine rates
Indigenous physicians say it's key to recognize the history of colonialism and trauma that's behind vaccine mistrust in some First Nations communities to boost COVID-19 vaccine rates.
Sask. man waiting for hip replacement 'broke down' as COVID-19 pressures delay surgery
Elective procedures, like the hip replacement Steve Turnquist was waiting 13 months for, were paused earlier this month.
Young Indigenous voters in Sask. share their priorities ahead of the federal election
The voices of young Indigenous voters are crucial in this federal election because they can help make sure the next government prioritizes Indigenous issues that have been continuously overlooked, says Aly Bear of Whitecap Dakota First Nation south of Saskatoon.
Drought in Prairies drives up food costs for restaurants already hurt by pandemic
Widespread drought in the Canadian Prairies is driving up commodity prices, leaving restaurants to contend with a higher cost of doing business.
'It's the Wild West': Saskatoon bike shop owner calls for enforcement of e-bike regulations
Saskatoon bike store owner says electric bicycles pose safety hazard for pedestrians on trails.