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Saskatchewan rolls out program to supply menstrual products for schools

The provincial government is set to introduce free menstruation products, but students at Indigenous federal schools are left out.

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Menstrual products to help alleviate gender disparity in education

The provincial government is set to introduce free menstruation products, but students at Indigenous federal schools are left out.

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Sask teacher receives Prime Minister s award for excellence in teaching

Sask teacher receives Prime Minister s award for excellence in teaching
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Hudson Bay teacher gets Prime Minister s award for teaching excellence

Hudson Bay Community School teacher Kara Fidelack was awarded with the Prime Minister s Award for Teaching Excellence.

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Saskatoon police seek $7 65M operating budget increase in 2024

The Saskatoon Police Service, in its preliminary budget, projects spending $134 million in 2024 and $141 million in 2025.

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