‘Slowly work together’: How students in La Loche returned after mass shooting

News Staff / citynews - A northern Saskatchewan high school that was the site of a deadly shooting a decade ago closed for weeks before students returned to class. Jason Young with the Northern Lights School Division says time was needed after the tragedy at Dene High School in …

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How La Loche students returned after mass shooting

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'Slowly work together': How students in La Loche returned after mass shooting

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Saskatchewan Polytechnic backtracks on program move for current students

Prisha Dev / globalnews - Saskatchewan Polytechnic says Saskatoon-based ESET students will no longer be required to relocate to Regina after the school reversed its earlier decision.

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Saskatchewan Polytechnic backtracks on program move for current students

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Sask Poly students get likely reprieve after school delays ESET relocation to Regina

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Saskatoon jury finds Desjarlais-Kelly guilty of manslaughter in shooting death

Michael Joel-Hansen / thestarphoenix - The jury found Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly shot Arden Panipekeesick in the neck during an argument in an Avenue K North home on Feb. 10, 2024.

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Saskatoon jury finds Desjarlais-Kelly guilty of manslaughter in shooting death

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Jurors must decide on intent as deliberations begin in Desjarlais-Kelly murder trial

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