by Joel Willick | May 22, 2026
Flying Dust First Nation has broken ground on a major commercial development near Meadow Lake. Chief Tyson Bear says the nation is constructing a 35-thousand-square-foot strip mall on land that was expropriated in the 1930s for railway use before eventually being...
by Joel Willick | Apr 28, 2026
The Prince Albert Grand Council’s First Nation Cadet Corps is hopeful an upcoming show can help them recoup losses from a recent fire. The Cadet Corps says they lost years worth of materials when the Senator Allen Bird Memorial Centre burned in 2022. The corp is...
by Joel Willick | Mar 30, 2026
The Tribal Chief of the Saskatoon Tribal Council says First Nations in the province should not be on the hook for any money the FSIN may need to pay back to the federal government. Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand held a press conference Monday morning where...
by Joel Willick | Mar 24, 2026
On Friday, a letter from Indigenous Services Canada was made public informing the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations they had to repay the government $28 million. The letter came as a result of a forensic audit of the organization in 2025 where $34 million in...
by Joel Willick | Mar 23, 2026
This past weekend’s Montreal Lake Fish Derby has come with allegations of cheating against one of the participants. The Montreal Lake Cree Nation posted to social media after the event saying that an individual was alleged to have violated the derby rules and...
by Joel Willick | Mar 18, 2026
The Government of Saskatchewan released their 2026-2027 budget on Wednesday afternoon. As was expected, the budget included a deficit that Premier Scott Moe foreshadowed in February. The actual dollar amount for the deficit ended up being around $800 million. The...
by Joel Willick | Mar 18, 2026
Cameco recently announced the signing of a $2.6 billion agreement with India to sell uranium to that country over the next ten years. Cameco CEO took some time to speak with MBC News about that historic deal. Here is that...
by Joel Willick | Mar 17, 2026
Chief Edwin Ananas of Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation was among a 7 person delegation who recently met with King Charles III in London. The goal of the delegation was to invite the king to the Treaty 6 150 year commemoration this summer. Ananas reflected with...
by Joel Willick | Feb 5, 2026
The Opposition NDP is calling on the provincial government to provide more police officers and supports to the City of Prince Albert. According to data from the Prince Albert Police Service, violent crimes in the city increased by 10 percent over the past year. There...
by Joel Willick | Jan 28, 2026
Indigenous Storytelling Month is coming up in February. Libraries, online platforms, and other venues across the province will hold a month-long series of events celebrating Indigenous storytelling. MBC’s Joel Willick spoke with storyteller Harmony...
