 Your community stories in your inbox | | | | |  | | | Revitalists use social platforms to share Indigenous language learning with a new generation | Novalee Fox, Willis Janvier and Samson LaMontagne have turned to social media to share their passion for Indigenous language learning with the younger generation.
TikTok, Instagram and YouTube make it easy to spread their knowledge. | | | | |  | | | After 2 years, Sask. Junior Female Hockey League looking to expand | The Saskatchewan Junior Female Hockey League is looking to add teams after a strong first two years and expressions of interest from other communities, says Hockey Saskatachewan's general manager. | | | | |  | | | You have a story. We want you help you tell it. Join us in May for a free writing workshop | No matter where you live or what you do in life, you have a story. We want to hear it.
CBC Saskatchewan is inviting people interested in telling personal stories about life-changing moments to join us at creative writing workshops.
Over the course of May, we will offer four free in-person sessions on Tuesday evenings at Regina's CBC Broadcast Centre. | | | | | What we're listening to anywhere | | | | |  | Saskatchewan’s Jake Vaadeland talks about winning their first JUNO award | 21-year-old musician Jake Vaadeland from small-town Saskatchewan is celebrating his first-ever Juno win. Vaadeland joins host Peter Mills to talk about why it tickled him to death. | | | |  | Silly online content might be giving you a case of "Brain Rot." One woman's found her own antidote | Host Stephanie Massicotte speaks with our own Candice Lipski about how she's combatting letting social media creep into her productive time. | | | | | |  | Catching up with Rebecca Strong 1 year after her life-changing Canada's Got Talent win | Rebecca Strong, a singer from Prince Albert, Sask., was crowned the champion of Canada's Got Talent in 2024. CBC Radio's The Morning Edition checked in with her one year after receiving the $1 million prize. | | | |  | Ukrainian falls deeply in love with McCain's Deep'n Delicious Cakes | He didn't mean to eat the whole thing, but it was worth it. On a quest to try Canadian brands, Andrian Makhnachov stumbled upon McCain's Deep'n Delicious Cakes. Now the TikToker, who moved to Canada from Ukraine in 2022, has gone viral for his ecstatic reactions. | | | | | | Canada Votes: What Matters | | | You can bet politicians and party strategists know what they want the 2025 Canadian election to be about. But what about Canadian voters? CBC News teams are out in communities across the country asking voters about their top priorities. Watch for us and share your thoughts. You're welcome to participate from home as well. Share your personal story about what matters to you this campaign and why by email: Ask@cbc.ca. Plus check here for some of the stories we've heard so far. | | | Our This is Saskatchewan podcast and The Morning Edition’s political panel have partnered up to become the This is Saskatchewan Politics podcast. You can listen to it here. | | | Share this newsletter | | or subscribe if this was
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