REMEMBRANCE DAY 2022
It was an honour to attend and lay a wreath at the 91st Anniversary of Saskatoon’s Remembrance Day Service. Lest we Forget. Thousands of people were in attendance at SaskTel Centre for the return of in-person Remembrance Day services.
Official wreaths were laid beginning with Silver Cross mother Judith Budd, the mother of Cpl. Shane Keating who died in September 2006 while on duty in Afghanistan.
Saskatoon retains title of Canada's largest indoor Remembrance Day Service. Read the CTV article here: Saskatoon retains title of 'Canada’s largest indoor Remembrance Day service' | CTV News
FOURTH FLIGHT CARRYING DISPLACED UKRAINIANS TO ARRIVE IN SASKATCHEWAN
The Province Prepares to Welcome a Fourth Flight of Approximately 200 People from War-Torn Ukraine
Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison announced that registration is now open for the fourth flight carrying Ukraine refugees to Saskatchewan. Once again, the flight is being arranged in partnership with the humanitarian organizations Solidaire and Open Arms. It is expected to arrive in Saskatoon on November 23.
"The Government of Saskatchewan, along with a number of community groups, organizations and individuals continue to provide settlement support to the Ukrainian families arriving into our province," Harrison said. "We are proud of the continuous generosity that has been shown by the people of Saskatchewan."
Fourth Flight Carrying Displaced Ukrainians to Arrive in Saskatchewan | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan
CONGRATULATIONS U OF S HUSKIES!
The Hardy Cup can call Griffiths home for another year. Back-to-back Hardy Cup champions or the 21st time in program history! Congratulations to our U of S Huskie football team.
The Huskies punched their ticket to next Saturday's Uteck Bowl in Antigonish, N.S.
