Michael Oleksyn is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter at Prince Albert Herald. He covers regional civic affairs, focusing on topics such as educational policy, school governance, and special needs advocacy, which intersect with broader themes of culture and society. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Toronto Star, CBC, and Regina Leader-Post.
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By: Michael Oleksyn
Carlton Comprehensive High School alumnus Katie Tolley has received another significant scholarship to assist with her research. Tolley was one of the recipients of a Tri-Agency Scholarship. She received The Canada Graduate Scholarships—Doctoral program. Which recognizes and supports the next generation of outstanding innovators, knowledge workers, creative thinkers and researchers. By providing support for a
By: Michael Oleksyn
Carlton Comprehensive High School alumnus Katie Tolley has received another significant scholarship to assist with her research.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Prince Albert Catholic School Division is exploring new ways to manage volatile natural gas prices.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The St. Louis School library is about to take a major leap. The school is one of two from Saskatchewan to receive an Indigo Love of Reading Grant for 2026. The St. Louis School will receive $10,000 and St. Marguerite in Saskatoon will be receiving $40,000 from the Indigo Love of Reading Foundation (ILOR). The
Prince Albert Catholic schools report higher student participation in sports and cultural programs through Dream Brokers.
The No. 5 W.K. Reed Navy League Cadet Corps held its annual ceremonial review at the Prince Albert Armoury on May 30.
By: Michael Oleksyn
Mont St. Joseph Home welcomed volunteers and students Tuesday for its annual spring planting day.
By: Michael Oleksyn
A Grade 12 student from Ecole St. Mary High School has been named a recipient of one of Canada’s most prestigious student awards.
By: Michael Oleksyn
For the second consecutive year a Chief Petty Officer from The No. 5 W.K. Reed Navy League Cadet Corps based out of Prince Albert has received the Navy League Medal of Excellence. Chief Petty Officer Second Class Phoebe Mullis followed Petty Officer Ryan Boka, who received the award last year. Mullis said that she was
By: Michael Oleksyn
A third Grade 12 student from Ecole St. Mary High School is receiving the prestigious Chancellor’s Scholarship at the University of Saskatchewan. Jadon Sosnowski and Danika Linfitt were the previous recipients. Now, Noah Welter can add his name to the list. Welter said he was surprised to learn he was receiving the scholarship. “It was
