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National Indigenous Day should be federal holiday by summer 2019

National Indigenous Day should be federal holiday by summer 2019

by Fraser Needham | Sep 27, 2018 | Current News, MBC News

A northern Saskatchewan MP’s private member’s bill to see National Indigenous Day recognized as a federal statutory holiday is one step closer to becoming a reality. NDP MP Georgina Jolibois’ bill passed second reading in the House of Commons Wednesday with support...
Pipes could return this weekend

Pipes could return this weekend

by Braden Malsbury | Sep 27, 2018 | Current News, Ice Wolves, MBC News

It has not been the start to the season La Ronge Ice Wolves goaltender Merek Pipes wanted. The 20-year-old from Cobble Hill, B.C. has not played a game due to an undisclosed injury, but there’s a possibility he will finally get back between the pipes this weekend....
FSIN says there will be no interim chief during election campaign

FSIN says there will be no interim chief during election campaign

by Fraser Needham | Sep 27, 2018 | Current News, MBC News

After only two days in the position, Heather Bear is no longer the interim chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations. This is because the FSIN now says there will be no interim chief during the campaign period for executive elections. The positions of...
Federal tax court rules in Cameco’s favour

Federal tax court rules in Cameco’s favour

by Fraser Needham | Sep 27, 2018 | Current News, MBC News

Saskatoon-based Cameco corporation says it is pleased with a recent federal tax court ruling. The company says the court has ruled in its favour in an ongoing dispute with the Canada Revenue Agency. The dispute revolves around how sales and purchase agreements by...
Regina police continue to search for missing girl

Regina police continue to search for missing girl

by Brendan Mayer | Sep 26, 2018 | Current News

The Regina Police Service is asking for public assistance locating a missing 13-year-old girl. Addison Arlene-Reje Bird was last seen wearing glasses, a grey sweater and red pants in the 6100 block of Rochdale Boulevard around 8:30 p.m.Tuesday. Bird is described as...
La Ronge, Air Ronge part of SaskTel next-generation television roll out

La Ronge, Air Ronge part of SaskTel next-generation television roll out

by mbcnews | Sep 26, 2018 | Current News

Two northern communities are part of SaskTel’s latest roll out of maxTV Stream. La Ronge and Air Ronge are joining ten other Saskatchewan communities that are receiving what SaskTel calls “the next generation in television and entertainment.” The new...
Nipawin and Cumberland House Cree Nation to sign new protocol agreement

Nipawin and Cumberland House Cree Nation to sign new protocol agreement

by Brendan Mayer | Sep 26, 2018 | Current News

The Town of Nipawin and Cumberland House Cree Nation are in the process of signing a new communication and co-operation protocol agreement. “It’s really just intended to formalize an understanding between the two communities that we recognize the benefits in...
UPDATE-Nekaneet Chief did not know killer McClintic was transferred to healing lodge operated by his First Nation

UPDATE-Nekaneet Chief did not know killer McClintic was transferred to healing lodge operated by his First Nation

by Dan Jones | Sep 26, 2018 | Current News

The Chief of the Nekaneet First Nation says he was surprised to learn through the media that Terri-Lynne McClintic is at a Corrections Canada Aboriginal Healing Lodge operated by the First Nation. “When this came up yesterday, this was actually the first time that I...
Local bus contractor says he plans to sue Northern Lights School Division

Local bus contractor says he plans to sue Northern Lights School Division

by Fraser Needham | Sep 26, 2018 | Current News

A local bus contractor in La Ronge says he is in the process of taking legal action against the Northern Lights School Division. Larry Lowenberg is the owner of Allinone Conveyance Ltd. On Sept. 17, NLSD abruptly cancelled a five-year contract with Allinone to provide...
Remote ultrasounds now being done in the far north

Remote ultrasounds now being done in the far north

by Dan Jones | Sep 26, 2018 | Current News, MBC News

The Athabasca Health Authority is looking to revolutionize health care in the far north with the introduction of a remote ultrasound machine. The procedure involves performing the ultrasound at the Stony Rapids hospital, while a radiologist reads the results in...
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