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...
ARTICLE BY NATHAN HURSH | SASKATOONHOMEPAGE.CA | JANUARY 23, 2014 A program which has been providing high school students with someone to turn to if they are being bullied or in a conflict for the last 10 years, has received a very special donation. Former owner of the...
ARTICLE BY JOHNATHAN CHARLTON | SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX | NOVEMBER 26, 2013 The federal government’s anti-bullying bill may play well with voters, but it won’t actually prevent the problem, an American expert says. A key section of the Conservative...
CBC NEWS SASKATOON | SEPTEMBER 16, 2013 The head of a Saskatoon youth program says teens are a valuable resource when it comes to stopping youth violence. The Executive Director of the Restorative Action Program (RAP), Winston Blake teenagers are generally the...
