WARNING: Disturbing content. By: Brett McKay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com Métis filmmaker Matt LeMay said he’s happy the Indigenous Geographic documentary Waiting for Justice is getting a second life on the Canadian film festival circuit....
A second person is charged in a 2022 homicide on The Key First Nation. Jeffrey Kayseas from Fishing Lake First Nation was charged with one count, first-degree murder in the October 2022 homicide of Cory Papequash. Kayseas appeared in provincial court today. Natashia...
A mining company has signed an agreement with several northern Saskatchewan communities looking at sustainable investment. Denison Mines signed a Sustainable Communities Investment Agreement with Beauval, Ile a la Crosse, and the northern hamlets of Jans Bay and Cole...
RCMP Major Crimes say they have charged one person with second degree murder in relation to a death on Black Lake Denesuline First Nation last week. 52-year-old Victor Robillard died in hospital last Wednesday after the RCMP say he sustained injuries. Mounties...
RCMP say a woman from the Key First Nation is facing a first degree murder charge in a death in 2022. Natashia Marie Keshane is accused of killing Cory Papequash in a shooting at a home on the First Nation in October 2022. Kashane has already appeared in provincial...
A man from the James Smith Cree Nation is dead and several others injured following a rollover crash southeast of Prince Albert Monday morning. RCMP said officers responded to the single-vehicle crash on Coxby Road, shortly before 8 AM. A 21-year old passenger was...
The Kikinahk Friendship Centre is seeking approval from La Ronge Town Council to establish a full-time temporary shelter in that northern community. Ron Woytowich, Executive Director of the Friendship Centre said he has secured federal financing to purchase the...
(Photo: Jason Lepine plays for Courtney-Dawn Anaquod Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter) By: Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Wakaw Recorder The Métis… theirs is a history shaped by resilience and adaptation; a history that for too...
RCMP Major Crimes are investigating a suspicious death in Black Lake. Mounties say on Wednesday evening, officers responded to a home to an injured man. 52-year-old Victor Robillard from Black Lake Denesuline First Nation was taken to hospital where he later died....
WARNING: Distressing content By: Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Wakaw Recorder Métis children along with First Nations children were subjected to the forcible attendance at residential schools in the 19th and 20th centuries. Métis survivors,...
