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Emily Klatt

Regina, Saskatchewan
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Saskatchewan, CBKT-TV (Regina, SK), Maclean's, Brandon Sun, Carlyle Observer, Estevan Mercury, The Sheaf, Sask Dispatch
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Museum shares stories from 1918 pandemic

Museum shares stories from 1918 pandemic

While the COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily closed its doors to the public, the Brandon General Museum and Ar…

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Project probes intimate partner violence during pandemic

Project probes intimate partner violence during pandemic

Brandon University professor Nadine Henriquez is participating in a research project that examines the experi…

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All one family': Songwriter uses music to bridge Indigenous, non-Indigenous communities | CBC New...

All one family': Songwriter uses music to bridge Indigenous, non-Indigenous communities | CBC New...

If someone had told a young Sandra Sutter that she would one day win a major prize at the Native American Mus…

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'We do crazy stuff and we're always taking chances': B.C. couple new owners of Kinistino mansion ...

'We do crazy stuff and we're always taking chances': B.C. couple new owners of Kinistino mansion ...

What started with a joke and ended with a $550,000 purchase has proven to be a wild ride for Tracy LeBeau of …

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University of Saskatchewan: student tips for surviving life on campus - Macleans.ca

University of Saskatchewan: student tips for surviving life on campus - Macleans.ca

University Insider: Emily Klatt, 22, English Unofficial school motto: 'At least we don't live in Regina' Best…

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Rural health-care workers harder hit

Rural health-care workers harder hit

Even before Manitoba saw a surge in cases over the summer, COVID-19 was having a negative impact on the menta…

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The CCF, George Hara Williams, and Saskatchewan’s socialist movement

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By Emily Klatt
| Sask Dispatch Verified
Of all the notable people in Saskatchewan’s history, former premier and MP Tommy Douglas is perhaps the figure who looms largest in both the individual and collective consciousness. Literally nicknamed “the Prairie Giant,” Douglas is known best for his role in the creation of medicare – North America’s first universal, single-payer health-care system – and for his work as leader of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF), later renamed the New Democratic Party of Canada.
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Huston House: A history

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By Emily Klatt
| Sask Dispatch Verified
An unassuming three-storey house sits on the 2100 block of McIntyre Street in Regina. With its white stucco, burgundy trim, and large front porch, it looks like other heritage homes in the area. Nothing but the sign in front of the building, which reads “Huston House,” would indicate that it has been a hub for community activism and grassroots organizing in Saskatchewan for nearly 50 years. Huston House is a building that provides affordable office space to non-profit organizations in Regina.
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Call for pitches (May/June)

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By Emily Klatt
| Sask Dispatch Verified
The Sask Dispatch is accepting pitches for our unthemed May/June issue. Pitches are due Wednesday, January 4, 2023. What we’re looking for: The Sask Dispatch publishes articles about Saskatchewan on a range of topics, including provincial and municipal elections, grassroots activism, Indigenous rights, arts and culture, economic justice, ecology, gender equity, harm reduction, and more.
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