by Joel Willick | Aug 6, 2024
After an exhaustive 93-day search of the Saskatoon landfill, police have located the remains of MacKenzie Trottier. Trottier went missing in December 2020 with questions of her disappearance lingering for years. This past May, the Saskatoon Police Service began a...
by Joel Willick | Jul 31, 2024
A new partnership will bring free admission to Wanuskewin Heritage Park for several days this month. SGI Canada and Wanuskewin announced a new one-year partnership Wednesday morning. The partnership will see SGI provide $31,000 to help fund learning experiences at the...
by Joel Willick | Jul 18, 2024
A high profile impaired driving trial in Saskatoon was back in court on Thursday. It was an emotional and tense day at court for the trial of Taylor Kennedy, who is charged with THC impaired driving in the 2021 death of 9-year-old Baileigh Maurice. The trial is...
by Joel Willick | Jul 15, 2024
The federal government has provided an apology to nine Dakota and Lakota nations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. A ceremony took place Monday Morning at Whitecap Dakota First Nation where the federal government delivered an apology to Dakota and Lakota Nations in the...
by Joel Willick | Jul 11, 2024
Homelessness happens across the province, not just in urban centres. That’s why the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan is planning a Point-in-Time homelessness count this October they hope will reach more communities in the province. In previous years, PiT homelessness...
by Joel Willick | Jul 9, 2024
A fundraising campaign has been put in place for two boys and a woman from Flying Dust First Nation killed in a highway crash last week. On Friday, the two boys, aged 5 and 6, along with a 48-year-old woman were declared dead at the scene of a Highway 4 collision...
by Joel Willick | Jun 25, 2024
Developers of a new wild rice harvester hope their prototype will make the wild rice harvest in northern Saskatchewan more sustainable. A team from Saskatchewan Polytechnic held an official showcase this week of its new wild rice harvester prototype. The boat has been...
by Joel Willick | Jun 18, 2024
Several new SaskEnergy safety signs to be displayed across the province will feature artwork from a Cree artist. Jade Roberts designed the signs, which have a dual purpose – to communicate natural gas safety tips while also displaying traditional Indigenous...
by Joel Willick | Jun 14, 2024
A film-maker, who was born in La Ronge, has released a new film with the National Film Board. Janine Windolph’s film Our Maternal Home tells the story of her family tracing their origins to Waswanipi Cree Nation in Quebec. Windolph’s grandmother was a...
by Joel Willick | Jun 10, 2024
Organizers of an inaugural golf tournament in honour of a beloved educator in Prince Albert say the event was a big success. Golfers took to the links at the Kachur’s Golf Club this past Saturday for the first ever Victor Thunderchild Memorial Golf Tournament....
