by Joel Willick | Oct 7, 2026
The federal government has officially entered into a milestone $269-million, seven-year agreement with the Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) to reform child and family services for its seven member nations. The announcement was made Wednesday morning during the STC’s...
by Joel Willick | Oct 6, 2026
Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) celebrated the official grand opening of its new Early Learning and Child Care (ELCC) Centre in Saskatoon on Tuesday, marking the second of three culturally focused childcare facilities launching across the province this year. ...
by Joel Willick | Oct 6, 2026
Economic development in northwest Saskatchewan must be led by the people who live, work, and raise their families in northern communities, according to organizers preparing for the region’s first-ever economic summit. Speaking ahead of the inaugural Northwest...
by Joel Willick | Oct 1, 2026
When Saskatchewan hosts its first-ever professional kickboxing matches this weekend, English River First Nation’s Scott Gunn will be stepping into the ring for a milestone moment of his own. Gunn is making his professional combat sports debut on Saturday, October 3,...
by Joel Willick | Sep 22, 2026
Leadership from Flying Dust First Nation and the Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) gathered in Saskatoon on Tuesday afternoon to demand systemic changes to Saskatchewan’s health-care system following the death of 36-year-old Chelsea Bear and one of her newborn twins....
by Joel Willick | Sep 22, 2026
The Dakota Dunes Development Corporation has announced a $200,000 donation toward the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre’s new facility, currently under construction to meet surging community demand. The funding contribution was unveiled Monday during a press...
by Joel Willick | Sep 8, 2026
For Joey Generoux, exercise is far more than routine physical maintenance—it is a cornerstone of recovery and emotional balance. Generoux, a 45-year-old Indigenous motivational speaker and Level 1 CrossFit coach, turned to fitness during one of the most challenging...
by Joel Willick | Aug 20, 2026
The federal government is committing $5.4 million in new operational funding toward a First Nations-led virtual health facility that will have numerous applications in northern Saskatchewan. Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty joined Whitecap Dakota Nation...
by Joel Willick | Aug 20, 2026
The highly anticipated Dakota Dunes Thermal Spa will officially open its doors to the public on Dec. 4, 2026. Whitecap Dakota Nation leadership, Dakota Dunes Resort, and Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty gathered at the construction site Thursday to...
by Joel Willick | Aug 19, 2026
Wanuskewin Heritage Park is entering the final phases of its long-standing bid to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with an official decision anticipated in July 2028. The heritage park first launched the World Heritage Site bid in 2018 and has done several major...
