by MBC News | Oct 13, 2022
The Province of Saskatchewan has unveiled a new PrairiesCan service office in Prince Albert that will be focused on supporting an enhanced, community-based approach to economic development for northern communities. Dan Vandal, the federal minister responsible for...
by Joel Willick | Oct 12, 2022
New museum exhibit focusing on the history of Whitecap Dakota First Nation officially opens to public People visiting the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon will now be able to learn part of the history of Whitecap Dakota First Nation. The museum and the First...
by MBC News | Oct 12, 2022
By Bailey Sutherland, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan has launched a new campaign to raise funds for improving access to breast cancer screening for women in northern and rural communities across the province. According to a...
by Joel Willick | Oct 11, 2022
Cameco has purchased a stake in one of the world’s largest nuclear service businesses with a valued asset of $7.87 billion. The company announced the acquisition of Westinghouse Electric Company Tuesday afternoon. Cameco, a global supplier of uranium with many...
by MBC News | Oct 11, 2022
A First Nation near Saskatoon will soon become the first self-governing Indigenous nation in Saskatchewan. On Tuesday, Whitecap Dakota First Nation announced the results of a membership vote from last week in support of the First Nation signing a Governance Agreement...
by MBC News | Oct 11, 2022
A new community arts program is helping to fund Indigenous art projects. Through the Indigenous Community Arts program, SK Arts and SaskCulture are offering Indigenous artists an opportunity to fund a wide variety of their projects such as art installations, TikToks,...
by MBC News | Oct 11, 2022
The family of a Kawacatoose First Nations Elder is claiming he was racially discriminated against and abused recently by health staff at Regina General Hospital. Thomas Favel was in hospital in late September for dialysis treatment for renal failure, and complications...
by MBC News | Oct 7, 2022
Big River RCMP are releasing more information about the investigation of a suspicious death. RCMP said this past Wednesday they were called to a trail area on Big River First Nation about a dead person. Police are now identifying the deceased person as 30-year-old...
by MBC News | Oct 7, 2022
People driving on Muskoday First Nation will be noticing some new traffic signage going up soon. The First Nation has recently been given a community safety grant to replace traffic signs in the community. Cori Pederson, the justice coordinator for Muskoday explained...
by Joel Willick | Oct 7, 2022
A new program, in partnership between the Saskatoon Tribal Council and the Province of Saskatchewan, is aiming to help Indigenous women transition out of the criminal justice system. The two organizations officially signed the agreement at an event in Saskatoon this...
