The Metis Nation-Saskatchewan took time to celebrate on Wednesday. The MN-S held a ribbon cutting ceremony earlier in the day to announce the grand opening of the Dumont Lodge. The $8 million lodge has been under construction for nearly two years now and was built on...
Montreal Lake and Waskesiu RCMP is asking the public to be on the lookout for a wanted man. RCMP say 35-year-old Travis Bird is wanted on multiple warrants for numerous firearms-related offenses. Birds is described as 5’8” tall, 140 lbs, with black hair...
The Prince Albert Grand Council Women’s Commission’s 20th annual “Honouring Our Sisters & Brothers MMIWG2S Walk” is underway. The event started at the Sisters in Spirit Monument on the Prince Albert river bank. “This walk this year is...
Police have identified the victim of the city’s second homicide and continue to seek the public’s help in the investigation. 41-year-old Norman Wenzel has been identified as the person who was killed in the area of 15 Avenue East and McIntosh Drive in the...
The Prince Albert Police Service is investigating a homicide that took place in the city on Canada Day. Police say early Monday morning, police responded to a disturbance at a home on Kemp Cres. Officers found a 41-year-old man suffering from injuries described as...
By Andrea Bellerose, First Nations University of Canada student Eagle Feather News is returning with a revamped quarterly print magazine and a new digital news platform. The publication has been on hiatus for the past six months, and there were some questions as to...
A Cree language educator from Stanley Mission has been named to the Order of Canada. Solomon Ratt, an author, educator, and longtime advocate for the revitalization of the Cree Language was recognized by the Governor General with the nation’s highest honour this...
Three people face several charges after an armed robbery in Hall Lake this week. La Ronge RCMP say on Tuesday evening, several people approached an individual in a vehicle. The person in the vehicle was threatened them with a firearm, pulled from their vehicle and the...
By NC Raine, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A sea of orange-clad people, of all ages and ethnicities, made their way through the downtown core of Saskatoon as part of the Rock Your Roots walk on National Indigenous People’s Day. The Reconciliation-focused walk...
By: NC Raine, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Eagle Feather News Food security and affordability are just a couple of the major food related issues people in Saskatchewan face, particularly those in remote communities and First Nations. As such, the miyomîciwin...
