Wall promises Saskatchewan students help with tuition -

Sask Party leader Brad Wall spoke about his plan to make post-secondary education more affordable during a news conference in Saskatoon at the home of Kent Kimpton, and spent some time after with children son MacKenzie and daughter Lauren Kimpton Tuesday, Oct.

Strike jeopardizes programs - The ongoing labour dispute at Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology has put some apprenticeship training programs in jeopardy. [Star Phoenix Headlines]

FNUC closing Saskatoon campus; staff, faculty cuts coming to other locations - Social work professor Tania Lafontaine says she and her mother owe their lives to the staff on the Saskatoon campus of First Nations University of Canada .

Saskatoon schools go easy on plagiarism - Plagiarism may not necessarily result in a lower academic mark in some Saskatoon schools. [Topix]

Government to provide $95M for Saskatchewan schools - Ecole St. Andrew Elementary in Regina will be receiving a major face-lift courtesy of the Saskatchewan government. [Regina LeaderPost]

Educational assistant cuts eyed - The provincial government has drafted a plan for special education students that proposes 75 per cent of educational assistant positions in Saskatchewan be eliminated within seven years.

Bedford Road becomes IB diploma school - Bedford Road Collegiate has received an official thumbs up to
become Saskatoon's first International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma
school.