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Report offers guidance for post-secondary efforts on Indigenous citizenship/membership verification
As Canadian institutions face the challenge of people who falsely claim to be Indigenous, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is sharing a new independent report that will contribute to the national conversation and inform the university’s continued implementation of policies and practices around this issue. Nov 3, 2022 USask commissioned Jean Teillet, a leading Canadian […]
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Read MoreNexGen Releases 2021 Sustainability Report
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 3, 2022 – NexGen Energy Ltd. (“NexGen” or the “Company”) (TSX: NXE) (NYSE: NXE) (ASX: NXG) is pleased to announce the release of its 2021 Sustainability Report (“the Report”), available online on the Company’s website www.nexgenenergy.ca in the “Responsible Development” section. The Report highlights specific programs, initiatives, and organizational frameworks that NexGen has […]
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Read MoreSelf-harm and suicide in First Nations communities in Saskatchewan (full report)
October 31, 2022 This detailed analysis conducted by HQC – at the request of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations – shines a spotlight on the grim reality in this province: There is an alarmingly wide and growing gap between the rates at which First Nations people are attempting and completing suicide, and rates in […]
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Read MorePAGC 2022 Annual Assembly
Click to view the livestream. Click to view the 2022 PAGC Annual Report report. NT5
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Read MoreSTC Tribal Chief Mark Arcand announces second shelter to open in coming months
Saskatoon Tribal Council Tribal Chief Mark Arcand didn’t mince words when discussing the city’s homelessness problem with some of Saskatoon’s top business people. As the guest speaker at the NSBA luncheon, Tribal Chief Arcand laid out the harsh reality the city faces. “Since December we have had over 1000 unique individuals use the services offered […]
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Read MoreSK Government: Climate Resilience Framework and Reports
Climate Change Resilience Report The 2022 resilience report demonstrates that Saskatchewan continues to build its resilience to a changing global climate. Resilience is the ability of a system, such as a community, ecosystem, or province, to cope with, adapt to and recover from stress or change while continuing to grow. Under Saskatchewan’s Prairie Resilience climate […]
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Read MoreSaskPower Releases 2021-22 Annual Report
July 6, 2022 SaskPower continued to support Saskatchewan’s economic recovery in the 2021-22 fiscal year, investing $922 million in capital projects to sustain, grow and modernize the provincial electric system. The capital expenditure outlined in the Crown electrical utility’s annual report, tabled today in Regina, included $385 million to repair and upgrade aging generation, transmission […]
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Read MoreSaskatchewan Advocate for Children and Youth: Report Calls on Child-Serving Systems to Make Good on Improving Mental Health & Addictions Services
REGINA – Saskatchewan Advocate for Children and Youth, Dr. Lisa Broda, releases Desperately Waiting, a research report involving almost 500 participants from across ministry sectors, communities, families and young people that calls on child-serving systems to address decades-old issues in the provision of mental health and addictions services for children. The goal of this research […]
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Read MorePAGC 2021 Annual Report
Read More: https://www.pagc.sk.ca/uncategorized/pagc-2021-annual-report/ NT5
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Read MoreCity of Saskatoon: Service, Savings & Sustainability: Impactful achievements despite challenging year
The City’s 2020 Report on Service, Savings and Sustainability (SSS Report) highlights how teams worked together, and apart, in 2020 to find new and improved ways to deliver services to residents during the pandemic while focusing on finding savings and reducing our impact on the environment. “I am very proud of our City employees,” says […]
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