A production still from “Singing Back the Buffalo.” Submitted photo As her documentary Singing Back the Buffalo opens, Tasha Hubbard stands in a ribbon skirt beneath a pink sky in the windy grasslands of the Qu’Appelle Valley. “When I was a little girl, I didn’t know...
Prince Albert Police are providing a timeline of events, leading to a homicide on Saturday. On Friday, Everett Constant was arrested at a home in the Unit Block of 28th Street West. He was transported to hospital, where it’s alleged he assaulted hospital staff....
First Nations communities in the North are getting closer to Indigenous-led policing. The provincial and federal governments are investing $1.4 million to conduct community safety needs analysis through public engagement sessions. This is part of a broader feasibility...
The province is now responsible for the Cluff Lake mining property. Orano will no longer held for decommissioning the mill and mine site, following a decision last year from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to revoke Orano’s licence for the mine. The Cliff Lake...
By: Jesse Boily, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Town & Country News Some of the country’s best youth hockey players will compete in the National Aboriginal Hockey Championship in Grande Prairie from May 5 to 11. About 350 athletes, 100 coaches and...
Saskatoon police will begin a month-long search of the city’s landfill on Wednesday for evidence of the disappearance of Mackenzie Trottier. Trottier was 22 years old when she went missing in December 2020. Since that time, investigators say they have pursued...
Representatives from the provincial government were in Onion Lake Cree Nation on Tuesday announcing 15 new addiction treatment spaces. The new detox beds will be added to the Cree Nation’s Ekweskeet Healing Lodge to help members access withdrawal management...
Jonathan Pasap, chief of White Bear First Nations. Ryan Kiedrowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter By: Ryan Kiedrowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The World-Spectator White Bear First Nations Chief Jonathan Pasap says new federal loan guarantees,...
La Ronge RCMP says it stopped a shipment of hard liquor going north. Mounties pulled over a vehicle on Highway #102 Sunday, where they seized approximately 50 bottles of hard liquor, 48 coolers and a box of wine. It is alleged the liquor was being transported to the...
Preparations are being made to possibly include Northern Saskatchewan as a team in the Arctic Winter Games. The circumpolar games are held every two years and includes teams from Northern Alberta, Yukon, The Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Northern Quebec, Alaska,...
