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Jury provides several recommendations at conclusion of Whitebear inquest

Jury provides several recommendations at conclusion of Whitebear inquest

by Joel Willick | Jun 7, 2023

(CONTENT WARNING: The following story contains distressing details.) The 6-person jury at the inquest into the death of William Whitebear is providing several recommendations to the Ministry of Corrections, Policing, and Public Safety. Whitebear died by suicide at the...
Jury provides several recommendations at conclusion of Whitebear inquest

Inquest hears from corrections officers who found William Whitebear in distress

by Joel Willick | Jun 6, 2023

(CONTENT WARNING – the following story contains distressing details) William Whitebear died while in custody at the Saskatoon Provincial Correctional Centre on November 2, 2020 while serving a two-year jail term. A coroner’s inquest into his death is...
Jury provides several recommendations at conclusion of Whitebear inquest

William Whitebear Inquest hears from police officer who lead investigation into his death

by Joel Willick | Jun 5, 2023

(CONTENT WARNING: the following story contains descriptions of suicide) William Whitebear died while in custody at the Saskatoon Provincial Correctional Centre on November 2, 2020 while serving a two-year jail term. A coroner’s inquest into his death is taking...
Métis Nation Legislative Assembly passes motion calling on province to enter harvesting rights agreement.

Métis Nation Legislative Assembly passes motion calling on province to enter harvesting rights agreement.

by Joel Willick | May 28, 2023

This past weekend was the spring 2023 Métis Nation Legislative Assembly in Saskatoon. Delegates from regions across the province gathered for the two-day assembly to have discussion on a wide variety of topics and pass several resolutions. One of the resolutions to...
Federal investment in economic opportunities in Saskatoon includes $1.3 million for SIIT

Federal investment in economic opportunities in Saskatoon includes $1.3 million for SIIT

by Joel Willick | May 25, 2023

The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technology has received an investment from the federal government. At an event at SIIT’s Aviation Learning Centre Thursday morning, Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal announced $7.6 million in funding for economic...
Young people need to get involved with Dakota language revitalization says conference organizer

Young people need to get involved with Dakota language revitalization says conference organizer

by Joel Willick | May 25, 2023

Over 300 people from over a dozen different Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota nations from the prairie provinces and the United States are at Dakota Dunes Conference Centre this week discussing language revitalization. The 5th annual Revitalizing Our Sacred Language (Oceti...
First Nation leaders demand action in wake of report on Prince Albert Police Service

First Nation leaders demand action in wake of report on Prince Albert Police Service

by Joel Willick | May 19, 2023

Leaders from the FSIN and the PAGC along with legal counsel for a woman whose baby died are calling for multiple inquiries into the Prince Albert Police Service and say legal action will come. 14-month-old Tanner Brass was allegedly killed by his father Kaij Brass in...
Independent investigation finds “neglect of duty” by P.A. police officers in death of Tanner Brass: UPDATED

Independent investigation finds “neglect of duty” by P.A. police officers in death of Tanner Brass: UPDATED

by Joel Willick | May 18, 2023

An independent investigation into the conduct of Prince Albert police officers around the death of a toddler says the officers were negligent in their duties. In February 2022, Tanner Brass was allegedly killed by his father hours after police officers attended the...
Family and friends of Megan Gallagher share victim impact statements as man who committed indignity to her remains receives prison sentence

Family and friends of Megan Gallagher share victim impact statements as man who committed indignity to her remains receives prison sentence

by Joel Willick | May 17, 2023

It was an emotional afternoon in a Saskatoon courtroom during a sentencing hearing for a man who committed crimes to the remains of Megan Gallagher. In February, Ernest Whitehead pleaded guilty to the charge of indignity to human remains in relation to the death and...
Volunteers to provide eye exams to kids in Ile a la Crosse

Volunteers to provide eye exams to kids in Ile a la Crosse

by Joel Willick | May 5, 2023

Several volunteer medical professionals will be in Ile a la Crosse this weekend providing eye exams to children in the community. The Indigenous Children Eye Examination (ICEE) program, out of Ontario, will be flying up with a team to the northern community On...
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