by Joel Willick | Oct 26, 2022
CONTENT WARNING: The following story contains details of sexual assault A Saskatchewan man who committed several sexual assaults while acting as a traditional healer could be handed a nearly ten-year long prison sentence. Earlier this year, Cecil Wolfe plead guilty to...
by Joel Willick | Oct 18, 2022
A member of Fond du Lac First Nation says he is honoured his company was the recipient of a business award in Saskatoon. Every year, the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce gives out the SABEX awards to recognize businesses in the region for their accomplishments. While...
by Joel Willick | Oct 17, 2022
The Government of Saskatchewan and Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation have announced a partnership to help alleviate wait times at Saskatoon emergency rooms. The two organizations have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the development of a new urgent care centre...
by Joel Willick | Oct 12, 2022
New museum exhibit focusing on the history of Whitecap Dakota First Nation officially opens to public People visiting the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon will now be able to learn part of the history of Whitecap Dakota First Nation. The museum and the First...
by Joel Willick | Oct 11, 2022
Cameco has purchased a stake in one of the world’s largest nuclear service businesses with a valued asset of $7.87 billion. The company announced the acquisition of Westinghouse Electric Company Tuesday afternoon. Cameco, a global supplier of uranium with many...
by Joel Willick | Oct 7, 2022
A new program, in partnership between the Saskatoon Tribal Council and the Province of Saskatchewan, is aiming to help Indigenous women transition out of the criminal justice system. The two organizations officially signed the agreement at an event in Saskatoon this...
by Joel Willick | Oct 6, 2022
Megan Gallagher, a Métis woman from Saskatoon, went missing in 2020 and police would soon after began investigating her disappearance as a homicide. For nearly two years, Megan’s family went without answers for what happened to her. Many times when speaking with...
by Joel Willick | Oct 5, 2022
The Buffalo River Dene Nation continues to call for help in dealing with violence in their community. The First Nation in northwest Saskatchewan re-issued a state of emergency they initially issued this past June due to crime and gang activity. At a press conference...
by Joel Willick | Oct 5, 2022
A conference is taking place in Saskatoon this week aiming to increase Indigenous engagement in the agribusiness sector. The first ever Beyond the Harvest Summit, put on by the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies in partnership with Nutrien, got underway on...
by Joel Willick | Oct 4, 2022
A new majority Indigenous owned company is aiming to provide better internet to under-serviced areas. At an event in Saskatoon on Tuesday, the resource development arm of the Meadow Lake Tribal Council announced the launch of new internet service provider Beaver River...
