Allison Bamford

Due to long wait lines at drive-thru clinics and low availability for SHA appointments, Davidson has become a vaccine hub for the area and beyond.

The Regina Indian Industrial School Association is considering surveying the land with a ground-penetrating radar for a third time to detect any other unmarked burials in the area.

At the earliest, Marty Firestone expects families will start traveling this fall. But it won’t be until summer 2022 when most family vacations stretch beyond the Canadian border.

From guilt and embarrassment to anger and resentment, many Catholics say they are sharing in the grief following the discovery of unmarked graves on Cowessess First Nation.

Meadow Musqua, 17, is the first generation in her family to not attend a residential school, but she sees first hand the lasting impacts the schools have on families and survivors.

Around 80 per cent of Saskatchewan outfitters rely on American tourists. Since the border closure, two-thirds of outfitters have been forced to close.

For the first time, Sept. 30 will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a federal statutory holiday meant to recognize the legacy of residential schools.

Saskatchewan recently signed a $10-a-day child-care agreement with the Liberals, but that agreement could be altered depending on the outcome of the federal election on Sept. 20.

The town is looking to raise $150,000 to develop the memorial park, which will include a monument, sitting area, outdoor exercise equipment and a running track.

The university is using the fall semester as a “transitional term” in the hopes of getting back to near-normal activity in the winter.