Lives Lived - Tharadevi Maharaj

It’s been awhile since we ran this column but as a service to our readers we run obituaries and remembrances free of charge.

Today we look at Tharadevi (Thara) Maharaj whose love of teaching and helping others saw her become a teacher in Apartheid South Africa, witness the violent partitioning of India, raise two children as a single mother.

After moving to Moose Jaw Thara found her South African teaching certificates not honoured so she had to attend classes here in order to teach.

She was a school teacher for a number of years in Moose Jaw.

After her retirement she spent countless volunteer hours helping others who were taking an immigrantion journey

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Central Thankful To Teachers And SHSAA For One Last Game

The SHSAA as well as teachers stepping up have likely made it possible for teams to find closure and then their season on one last game

It’s a way for teams to finish out the season and to say goodbye and also leave the emotional roller coaster many teams have been on for the last weeks the coach of the Central Cyclones said

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Reduced Hoopla Tournament A Go

It may not be perfect, but in many ways is better than nothing as the Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association has announced Hoopla will be a one day basketball championship this Saturday.

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“We Want Hoopla! We Want Hoopla!” Students Message During Noon Hour Protest

Dozens of high school basketball players rallied in support of Hoopla scheduled for this week.

The annual high school basketball championship set to be held in Moose Jaw could potentially be cancelled due to a dispute between the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation and the province.

The STF announced earlier today that teachers will not be allowed to volunteer for extracurricular events this Thursday and Friday, which would effectively mean Hoopla is cancelled

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