by MBC News | Jan 10, 2019
Eleanore Sunchild, a Cree lawyer from the Thunderchild First Nation was recognized with the Queen’s Counsel designation in December. The honour was presented to her at a ceremony at the Government House in Regina in early January. “It’s a recognition from my peers...
by MBC News | Jan 10, 2019
Garcia Silica Inc. will be hosting an open house in La Ronge this evening to release information regarding their ongoing pilot project. Tri-community members are invited to attend the session with their resumes as hundreds of jobs will be available once the project...
by MBC News | Jan 9, 2019
The provincial government will be merging wildfire and emergency services into one department following the 2019 wildfire and flood seasons. These services were split between the Ministries of Government Relations and Environment, but will soon be handled by...
by MBC News | Jan 9, 2019
Time is winding down for teams in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League to make moves as the trade deadline approaches on Thursday. The La Ronge Ice Wolves have already shipped out several 20-year-old players this season, but Head Coach and GM Evan Vossen says he...
by MBC News | Jan 8, 2019
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says it is standing in unison with a B.C. First Nation that is preventing pipeline workers from accessing a local road. Members of the Wet’suwet’en First Nation have set up a blockade to prevent Coast GasLink workers from...
by MBC News | Jan 8, 2019
Premier Scott Moe did not participate in a pipe ceremony prior to him apologizing to survivors of the Sixties Scoop adoption process. On Monday just before the delivery of the apology in the Rotunda, the pipe ceremony, including smudging took place a few doors down...
by MBC News | Jan 8, 2019
RCMP say a 24-year-old woman from the Pelican Lake First Nation has been charged with murder after police discovered the body of a man in a residence on the reserve Monday. Police say they were called to the residence following a report of an altercation between a...
by MBC News | Jan 8, 2019
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is calling on the government to halt First Nations adoptions, following Premier Scott Moe’s apology to Sixties Scoop survivors Monday. “The apology is a good start but this Government must end the apprehension of our...
by MBC News | Jan 8, 2019
Police in Regina are warning the public that a high-risk sex offender is now residing in the Heritage neighbourhood. Police say 57-year-old Dennis Richard Gladue poses a high risk for sexual offences against female children and will be living under supervision in a...
by MBC News | Jan 7, 2019
Reaction to Premier Scott Moe’s apology to Sixties Scoop survivors Monday was mixed. Some who had gathered at the Rotunda at the Legislature were seen clapping following Moe’s address, while others were wiping away tears. The apology itself was three and a half years...
