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How to Defuse a Conflict Bomb

How to Defuse a Conflict Bomb

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...

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Brodsky gives $100,200 to youth program

Brodsky gives $100,200 to youth program

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...

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Restorative Action Program Receives Brodsky Donation

Restorative Action Program Receives Brodsky Donation

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...

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Expert calls for cyberbullying prevention

Expert calls for cyberbullying prevention

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 party's wideranging...

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Making a Difference: Retreat promotes unity, charity

Making a Difference: Retreat promotes unity, charity

ARTICLE BY ANNE-MARIE HUGHES | PRAIRIEMESSENGER.CA | OCTOBER 2010 SASKATOON — “A small but mighty family” describes E. D. Feehan Catholic High School, which held its annual retreat Oct. 21. The high school on the west side of Saskatoon has seen enrolment drop to 290...

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B.F.F. It’s all about respect – No More Drama

B.F.F. It’s all about respect – No More Drama

ARTICLE BY DAVIDE HUTTON | SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX | FEBRUARY 7, 2009 When they first met, the 24 girls would barely look at each other. Sitting around a long wooden table in the wellness room on the second floor of Bedford Road Collegiate, they wouldn’t talk, let...

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