CBC NEWS SASKATCHEWAN | NOVEMBER 23, 2017 The fight against bullying and cyberbullying is getting a $150,000 boost from the government of Saskatchewan. Winston Blake, executive director of Saskatoon Restorative Action Program, which will be receiving $80,000 of that,...
ARTICLE BY SEAN TREMBATH | SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX | MARCH 19, 2016 An anti-bullying bylaw in Saskatoon would have positive effects, but is not enough on its own to truly stamp out the problem, according to advocates. “It cannot just be one thing. It has to be a larger...
ARTICLE BY NATHAN HURSH | SASKATCHEWAN BUSINESS MAGAZINE | JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2015 How do you define community? It could be the neighbourhood you live in, your peers at school, the people who attend the same religious institution as you, people who hold similar...
ARTICLE BY SEAN TREMBATH | SASKATOON BRIDGES MAGAZINE | MARCH 21, 2014 Winston Blake knows that school can’t prepare every kid for the pressures of the world. “Schools do a great job helping kids, supporting kids and dealing with the issues that are challenging kids...
ARTICLE BY JOHNATHAN CHARLTON | SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX | JANUARY 24, 2014 Former Saskatoon Blades owner Jack Brodsky donated $100,200 to the Restorative Action Program Thursday. The money creates a sustainability fund to help the program cover any shortfalls as it...
