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One-on-One with Saskatchewan Education Minister Everett Hindley

Sask Bulletin
“I’m looking forward to working with teachers to see how we can address some of these issues when it comes to some of the challenges they face, whether it’s working conditions, the size and the complexity of classrooms, issues around violence and aggression that are growing in schools, and concerns around prep time. I’m looking forward to being able to collaborate with teachers to find some solutions.”

STF Welcomes New Executive Director Angela Banda

Sask Bulletin
“I am prepared – we are prepared – to take a stand on behalf of teachers.”
Angela Banda

Historical Context: Balcarres Teacher Recognized With National Teaching Award

Sask Bulletin
History lives with and within Michele Schwab’s students at Balcarres Community School.

When Teachers Lead, Students Succeed: McDowell Foundation Campaign Supports Teacher-Led Research

Sask Bulletin
“It has transformed my outlook on teacher professional development because I see the power of educators learning from other educators – we don’t always have to seek out experts because there is so much to learn from the lived experiences of other educators in your province.”
A teacher stands at the front of an elementary classroom, with students putting their hands up in the air.

STF Learning: A New Hub for Teacher Resources on Social Media

Sask Bulletin
Find all your resources in one spot.
A white woman in a green top sits at a dining table with a laptop and mug, reading something from her screen.

Collective Wisdom – The Power of Teacher Activism

Sask Bulletin
“A lot of teachers might feel that we don’t have a lot of power or influence, but in fact we’re very impactful political actors.”
Trudy Keil stands outside the Saskatchewan Legislative Building during a sunny winter day.

Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Bulletin Special Edition Budget 2025-26

Sask Bulletin
The Government of Saskatchewan’s 2025-26 provincial budget is a step toward addressing the underfunding of public schools, but work must still be done to ensure the best outcomes for students. Read more about the impact of the recently announced budget on education in the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Bulletin Special Edition.

Saskatchewan Teachers Encouraged by Budget 2025-26

News Release
The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is encouraged by Budget 2025-26. Based on a preliminary review, it reflects commitments made in the Throne Speech and will make some gains towards restoring per-student funding.
News Release

Teachers Welcome Provincial Support for School Food Program

News Release
The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation welcomes news that the Government of Saskatchewan has signed on to the National School Food Program as part of a $15.8-million, three-year agreement with the federal government.

Binding Arbitration Delivers Historic Ruling for Saskatchewan Students, Teachers

News Release
The Arbitration Board has determined that class complexity will be included as a new article in the Provincial Collective Bargaining Agreement.