Kids Club off to nice start

Kids Club off to nice start

By Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The first cultural learning afternoon for attendees of the 2024 Kids Club in Wakaw was held on Wednesday, July 10. Forty-three young people learned about bannock making and the ribbon skirt from Val Gaudet, a...
Back to Batoche Set for This Weekend

Back to Batoche Set for This Weekend

By: Carol Baldwin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Waka Recorder Back to Batoche is the largest outdoor celebration of Métis identity, culture, values, and language. Visiting, trading, and sharing food are time-honoured traditions of the Métis, and Back to...
Prince Albert family celebrates new home

Prince Albert family celebrates new home

A Prince Albert family has received keys to their new home today thanks to a partnership between Habitat for Humanity Saskatchewan, the City of Prince Albert, and the federal and provincial governments.  Construction of a new 1,100 square bungalow in the city began in...
Helping to unravel the story to our past

Helping to unravel the story to our past

On a hot summer July day, Dave Rondeau took MBC on a tour of the Âsowanânihk/Maynard research project site where ancient tools and bison bones were found and dated to be over 9,200 years old. The North Saskatchewan River ice broke up a couple years back and it caused...
PBCN youth complete 187 killometre canoe trip

PBCN youth complete 187 killometre canoe trip

(Photo credit: Alton Michel) A total of 25 youth aged 14–22 from Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation communities have made it back safely after a 187 kilometre canoe trip.  Rock Cree Language Council hosted the Following the Trails of Our Ancestors trip for the first time...