Michael Oleksyn is a Journalist at the Prince Albert Herald. He focuses on themes related to education, culture, and social issues, often exploring the intricacies of the education system and its impact on society. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Toronto Star, CBC, and the Regina Leader-Post.
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OURSCHOOL survey asks if parents feel welcome and if the school is safe and inclusive.
30 per cent of population at John Diefenbaker School enrolled.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Prince Albert Model Railroaders hosted their annual model train show on Jan. 18-19 at the former Staples location in the Gateway Mall. The event feature
By: Michael Oleksyn
The first Coffee and Conversation of 2025 at the Prince Albert Historical Museum featured a talk by Dennis Ogrodnick on Sunday.Ogrodnick combines two of his
By: Michael Oleksyn
Daily Herald File Photo Catholic Division board chair Suzanne Stubbs chairs the first meeting after the election in November, 2024.
Michael Oleksyn/Daily Herald (L to R) Armand Schellenberg and Michelle Smith were part of a delegation on the success of the IM Classroom at St. John Community School during the Prince Albert Catholic School Division’s board of education’s regular meeting on Monday.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The 2005-26 school year will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 2.
By: Michael Oleksyn
Independent Mindfulness classroom is open to students in Grades 1 to 3.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Saskatchewan Rivers School Division has approved three major capital infrastructure projects to be completed over the next three years.The board approve
By: Michael Oleksyn
Submitted Photo The Birch Hills Dance Centre is returning as performers for Telemiracle 49 on March 1 and 2 in Saskatoon.
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