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Rotary Clubs of Saskatoon Continue to Support RAP

Rotary Clubs of Saskatoon Continue to Support RAP

Pictured, left to right, are Bishop James Mahoney Principal, Kim Pasloski, Saskatoon Rotary North Past President Ruth Marritt, RAP Executive Director, Winston Blake and RAP Facilitator Trisha Carter.   The Rotary Clubs of Saskatoon have supported RAP since the...

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RAP – Supporting High School Students With Mental Health

RAP – Supporting High School Students With Mental Health

WATCH: The Restorative Action Program helps Saskatoon high school students struggling with mental health. SASKATOON -- As students settle into the new norm at school, some may be feeling a little anxious. It’s a feeling 20-year-old Summer Derksen can relate to. She...

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Youth Program Innovating, Adapting During Pandemic

Youth Program Innovating, Adapting During Pandemic

ARTICLE BY BRYN LEVY | SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX | NOVEMBER 17, 2020 The pandemic is creating new challenges for a program that seeks to help end bullying in Saskatoon schools. As Saskatchewan marks the start of Bullying Awareness and Prevention week in the midst of a...

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3 Saskatoon Citizens Recognized for Helping Community

3 Saskatoon Citizens Recognized for Helping Community

SASKATOON -- Three Saskatoon citizens are being recognized for the work they've done to create a safe and healthy community and their work with first responders. Don Miekle, executive director of EGADZ, was one of the recipients of the 2020 Rotary Badge Shield Star...

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ROCK for RAP 2019

ROCK for RAP 2019

Friday, November 22, 2019 at 7 PM – 11 PMVendasta HQ: 405-220 3rd Avenue South, Saskatoon GET YOUR TICKETS NOW Proudly hosted by Vendasta Technologies in Saskatoon, this won't be just any blah and chilly November Friday night, it...

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Anti-bullying efforts in Sask. get $150K boost

Anti-bullying efforts in Sask. get $150K boost

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,...

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More than a bylaw needed to curb bullying: advocates

More than a bylaw needed to curb bullying: advocates

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...

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Taking Action

Taking Action

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...

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University Student Says ‘Thank You’ for High School Help

University Student Says ‘Thank You’ for High School Help

WATCH: The Restorative Action Program gives courage to students facing bullying and cyberbullying. Summer Derksen never thought she would graduate from high school. “I was too scared to show up and then once I did I started having panic attacks,” she said, describing...

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