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“I was blindsided” – STC Chief has harsh criticism for letter shared by Saskatoon City Councillor

“I was blindsided” – STC Chief has harsh criticism for letter shared by Saskatoon City Councillor

by Joel Willick | May 2, 2023

Saskatoon Tribal Chief Mark Arcand is providing his perspective and response to remarks from a Saskatoon City Councillor about the STC’s Emergency Wellness Centre. On Monday, Saskatoon City Councillor David Kirton posted a letter to his website entitled...
Cree language expert says learning needs to move beyond classroom to build more fluency

Cree language expert says learning needs to move beyond classroom to build more fluency

by Joel Willick | May 2, 2023

An expert on the Cree language says it is time to move language based learning beyond the classroom to grow more fluent language speakers. Dr. Belinda Daniels, originally from Sturgeon Lake First Nation and a professor at the University of Victoria, says there is a...
Province and Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation chose site for planned Urgent Care Centre in Saskatoon

Province and Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation chose site for planned Urgent Care Centre in Saskatoon

by Joel Willick | Apr 28, 2023

Ahthakakoop Cree Nation, in partnership with the province, has chosen a site for their planned Urgent Care Centre in Saskatoon. The Cree nation has chosen the site of the Pleasant Hill Elementary School for the new facility – a block away from St. Pauls Hospital. The...
Family of Boden Umpherville raise concerns of excessive force in his arrest

Family of Boden Umpherville raise concerns of excessive force in his arrest

by Joel Willick | Apr 21, 2023

The family of a man clinging to life after being arrested by Prince Albert police say they want answers. According to his family, Boden Umpherville, of Ahtahkakoop First Nation, is on life support with no brain activity, following an altercation with police on April...
Man charged for online comments about Megan Gallagher now facing child pornography charges

Man charged for online comments about Megan Gallagher now facing child pornography charges

by Joel Willick | Apr 20, 2023

The man who is facing hate crime charges for alleged comments he made about Megan Gallagher is now facing several child pornography charges. Robert Gordon’s matter was in court Thursday morning, in relation to two charges for alleged online comments he made...
Northern leaders take their questions to Premier and his cabinet

Northern leaders take their questions to Premier and his cabinet

by Joel Willick | Apr 19, 2023

The 2023 Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Assocation convention has been taking place in Saskatoon this week. On Wednesday morning, municipal representatives were able to bring their questions to Premier Scott Moe and his provincial cabinet in the annual bear pit...
Cecil Wolfe seeking to withdraw guilty plea; date set for expungement hearing

Cecil Wolfe seeking to withdraw guilty plea; date set for expungement hearing

by Joel Willick | Apr 18, 2023

The court matter for a Cree medicine man accused of sexual assault has been delayed as he seeks to withdraw his guilty pleas. 60-year-old Cecil Wolfe is facing 12 counts of sexual assault for allegedly abusing women while acting as a traditional healer. Last year,...
Inquest into death at Ahtahkakoop RCMP detachment hears from lead investigator; paramedics

Inquest into death at Ahtahkakoop RCMP detachment hears from lead investigator; paramedics

by Joel Willick | Apr 17, 2023

On August 26, 2020, 28-year-old Cain Wapass was found unresponsive at the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation RCMP detachment. Wapass, who was in custody of the RCMP at the time, was pronounced dead at the scene. A public inquest into his death is taking place at the Coronet...
Saskatoon Tribal Council opens doors to facility designed to help incarcerated women transition back to society

Saskatoon Tribal Council opens doors to facility designed to help incarcerated women transition back to society

by Joel Willick | Apr 14, 2023

The Saskatoon Tribal Council held the grand opening of a new facility designed to help women transition back to society following incarceration. The Īkwēkīcik iskwēwak or “turning their life around” housing project is a facility designed to house 18 women for up to 18...
Dakota and Lakota nations hold gathering after multiple year hiatus

Dakota and Lakota nations hold gathering after multiple year hiatus

by Joel Willick | Apr 14, 2023

For the first time in several years all nine Dakota and Lakota nations in Saskatchewan gathered to speak on shared interests. The Dakota and Lakota Gathering has been taking place this week at Dakota Dunes Conference Centre on Whitecap Dakota First Nation – the first...
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