Date set for James Smith mass stabbing inquest

Date set for James Smith mass stabbing inquest

A date for the Coroner’s Inquest looking in to the mass stabbings on James Smith Cree Nation and in the Village of Weldon is now set. The inquest is set to run from Jan. 15 to 24 at the Kerry Vicker Centre in Melfort. The inquest will be looking at the deaths of...
Cameco donating $1.8 million to community initiatives

Cameco donating $1.8 million to community initiatives

Cameco has announced $1.8 million in funding for community initiatives in the province. The uranium company’s CEO Time Gitzel made the announcement at Cameco’s head office in Saskatoon Tuesday morning. “It’s been a great year for us,” said Gitzel...
FSIN responds to proposed federal drinking water legislation

FSIN responds to proposed federal drinking water legislation

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is welcoming the introduction of proposed drinking water legislation for First Nations. However, while the FSIN welcomed the legislation, specifically the extension of water protections to First Nations, they as...
Bison successfully transferred to Batoche

Bison successfully transferred to Batoche

A new herd of bison has officially began on historic Metis lands near Batoche. Last year, Parks Canada and the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan struck a deal to relocate 25 bison from a herd on Grasslands National Park. The government announced Friday morning that the...
Court hears final arguments at first degree murder trial of former RCMP officer

Bernie Herman takes stand to wrap up murder trial

The first degree murder trial of Bernie Herman is now finished hearing evidence. The last person to take the stand at King’s Bench Court in Prince Albert Thursday was the accused, who told the court that the victim Braden Herman was abusive and that the sexual...