Apr 24, 2026
Staff deepen understanding of MMIWG2S+ crisis
Southern staff had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit Plus (MMIWG2S+) issues with a special presentation hosted by Knowledge Keeper, educator, and advocate Myrna LaPlante.
Apr 21, 2026
Treatment Foster Care program launches pilot to empower foster parents
Ranch Ehrlo’s Treatment Foster Care (TFC) program has designed a Community of Practice (COP) to empower foster parents and reduce caregiver isolation by creating a safe, supportive space where foster parents can ask questions, share experiences, and learn from one another.
Apr 21, 2026
Join us for our 9th annual powwow
We are excited to announce that our 9th annual powwow will take place on Treaty 4 Territory at our Pilot Butte campus on August 27, 2026. This year’s event is especially meaningful as it will also be held during the Ranch’s 60th anniversary. We are incredibly grateful to our community sponsors, whose generous support makes this event possible. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor for the 9th annual powwow, please refer to our sponsorship package for more details.
Apr 8, 2026
How Eric's dream brought teams together
Person-centred care is about listening to what matters most to someone and then finding a way to make it happen. Sometimes, that means rethinking routines, bridging programs, and going beyond what’s typical. A participant in the Supported Living Program inspired staff at Ranch Ehrlo to do just that, making his dream become a reality.
Mar 16, 2026
Seeing foster care through a birth parent's eyes
Recently, Treatment Foster Care families participated in a group training session that offered a powerful and unique perspective from a birth mother who experienced having her children in foster care and later achieved successful reunification. Martine Ahenakew has shared her story publicly before, but in this smaller setting, she connected with foster families on a deeper level – helping them better understand the thoughts and emotions birth parents experience when separated from their children.
Mar 13, 2026
Winter camp for Welke House
Corman Park’s Welke House loaded up their van again this year, with their navigation set for Echo Lake, located in the scenic Qu’Appelle Valley some 70 kilometres east of Regina. The campground is well maintained and remains a popular winter destination, serving as a seasonal hub for outdoor enthusiasts. With heated yurts to keep campers warm and a variety of nearby outdoor recreational activities available, it offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the winter months. This was the second year Welke House has embarked on a winter camp – and it certainly won’t be the last.
Mar 3, 2026
Seven: Living and Learning at Ranch Ehrlo Society debuts at Darke Hall
Music Therapy participants from Ranch Ehrlo Society’s Supported Living Program (SLP) and youth Group Living Treatment Services (GLTS) are proving that music has no barriers, and that it belongs to everyone. Participants have poured their hearts into an original production titled Seven: Living and Learning at Ranch Ehrlo Society. More than a musical, the performance is a celebration of courage, culture, and community.
Feb 25, 2026
Save the Date: 5th annual Make A Mark
Artists from Ranch Ehrlo Society are proud to present, in partnership with the Regina Public Library, the fifth annual Make a Mark art showcase. This year’s exhibit, Sacred Animals, features original works created by adult participants from our vocational programs and youth participants who have poured their creativity, culture, and personal stories into each piece.
Feb 19, 2026
Kohkum in the classroom
Ranch Ehrlo’s education programs are embracing the wisdom and experience of Indigenous elders to foster connection, cultural competency, and learning in classrooms. A new initiative, launched this past semester, has introduced Kohkum Sherry Cochrane into eight unique classrooms to enrich the educational experience for both students and teachers.
Feb 6, 2026
A place on the team: One child's story of inclusion in hockey
A seven-year-old boy is setting a powerful example of inclusion in sport, reminding us that every child deserves the opportunity to belong. When he first stepped onto the ice, few expected him to make it as far as he has. But through determination and an unwavering love for the game, Trevor has beaten the odds and continues to persevere, showing everyone what’s possible when a child is given the chance to believe in himself.
Feb 3, 2026
Celebrating 15 years as one of Saskatchewan’s Top Employers
For 15 years, we’ve had the honour of being named one of the best – a Top Employer in our province. This distinction is more than a recognition, it’s a reflection of what makes Ranch Ehrlo Society a rewarding place to work. This honour recognizes the impact we make every day and reflects our organization’s long-standing commitment to innovation, and our ability to evolve, grow, and lead for nearly six decades.
Jan 30, 2026
Reflecting on Ranch Ehrlo's commitment to the TRC 94 Calls to Action
The 10th anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada's Final Report, has been marked by Indigenous leaders, governments, and organizations nationwide with reflection on work that has been done and renewing commitments to fulfill the 94 Calls to Action.