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Saskatoon aviation centre expansion creates student opportunities at SIIT (opens the original)
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A longstanding partnership aims to create additional opportunities for students on the Prairies. The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies, alongside Boeing, celebrated the grand opening of the expanded Saskatchewan Aviation Learning Centre this week. The expanded SALC aims to help increase the number of aircraft maintenance engineers in Saskatchewan, support the province’s aerospace sector and help address the shortage of skilled workers across Canada’s aviation industry. The centre fea
Teachersâ federation launches ad campaign over education funding (opens the original)
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The Saskatchewan Teachersâ Federation hopes a new ad campaign will lead to changes in operating funding. According to the STF, Saskatchewanâs per-student education funding was $1,483 lower in the 2025-26 school year than a decade earlier. The federationâs new campaign will use television, social media and out-of-home advertising to shine a light on the decline. The campaignâs website will also include an online tool designed to show the estimated impact on each of Saskatchewanâs 27 sch
Country Music Week expected to boost Saskatoon’s local economy (opens the original)
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Cowboy hats might be a more common sight in Saskatoon this week. Starting on Tuesday, Canadian Country Music Week and the Canadian Country Music Awards will kick off in Saskatoon. While it’ll be great for country music fans, the city’s local economy will benefit, too. Stephanie Pocha, CEO of Discover Saskatoon, said local businesses will have plenty of money to make this week. “It’s everything from hotel room stays, airplanes that are being filled, taxis that are being used, all the way down to
Group looks to collect 30,000 signatures to force halt of Saskatoon downtown arena (opens the original)
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The former CEO of SaskPlace and Credit Union Centre has announced Phase 2 of a campaign to garner support for a referendum on the plans for Saskatoon’s new Downtown Event and Entertainment District (DEED). Ken Wood said the petition launched with fellow Saskatoon residents Courtney Saliken and Henry Chan would force Saskatoon City Council to hold a referendum and the group will begin collecting signatures from Sept. 12. “The resolution Saskatoon citizens will be asked to support is that the City
FSIN still working on response to ISC audit: Bobby Cameron (opens the original)
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The chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) said the organization is still working on its response to an audit by Indigenous Services Canada. Earlier this month, Minister Mandy Gull-Masty said the ISC had completed the audit, which found that the organization owed more than $28 million, and communicated the outcome to the FSIN, but was still waiting for a response. FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron was asked for an update during an event on the Flying Dust First Nation on Monday af
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