To help kick off Speech and Hearing Awareness Month, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health announced that as of May 1, 2019, newborns will be screened for early signs of hearing loss in all 18 hospitals in the province that regularly deliver babies. Follow this link for the full announcement:…
The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission is pleased to provide businesses, employers, and all interested stakeholders with the latest employment targets for four designated equity groups. These targets reflect the ideal workforce representation of visible minorities, Aboriginal persons, people with…
Last week, CBC Saskatoon was at Chief Whitecap School to talk to students about diversity, inclusion, racism, and bringing together Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultures in the classroom. During the visit, CBC spoke to a Grade 4 student about Citizenship Education. Here is what he had to say:
It's the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission's job to discourage and eliminate discrimination. It does that in three ways:
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