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Fort San’s village council is defending its cautious approach to an addiction treatment centre’s proposed relocation to the resort community on Echo Lake, even as the union representing Pine Lodge workers warns delays could cost lives.
In a joint letter sent to the Leader-Post, all five members of council said the question of whether Pine Lodge Treatment Centre should move into the former Prairie Christian Training Centre is a zoning matter that requires time for due diligence.
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Parents of students transported by Prairie Spirit School Division into Saskatoon are weighing their options as the division ends a long-running school bus service.
The GEMS transportation service has been running for about 25 years and provides students from just west of the city the ability to attend school in Saskatoon.
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“GEMS” encompasses the Gideon, Ebzel, Merrill and Smithville school areas; its name stems from the old country schools in that region.
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Demeray told CBC the allegations were “baseless and untrue.” He soon after stepped down from his role as the executive director of the mental health advocacy organization Understand Us, which he founded in 2011. James Demeray. Photo by Bryan Schlosser /Regina Leader-Post
The accusations against Demeray were just the beginning. Shortly after the story was published, a new Instagram page was created called Survivors’ Stories Regina. The page was dedicated to sharing stories from survivors of sexual assault and harassment. It featured posts written by the survivors themselves, mostly anonymously, and included graphic descriptions of sexual abuse.
In many posts, the author would include the name of the alleged perpetrators. Numerous local businesses were named in the posts, including several in the restaurant and tattooing industries.