by Joel Willick | Jun 2, 2022
It was a pleading for more information from the father of Megan Gallagher outside a Saskatoon courtroom where one of the accused in relation to her disapearance made a brief court appearance. Gallagher, a Métis woman from Saskatoon went missing in September 2020 with...
by Joel Willick | May 31, 2022
An assembly of Indigenous leaders devoted to remote communities is underway in Saskatoon. The inaugural National Assembly of Remote Communities will feature leaders from across Canada and is hosted by the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations and Nishnawbe Aski...
by Joel Willick | May 18, 2022
A bronze statue of Fred Sasakamoose stands across from Gordie Howe to celebrate two of Saskatchewan’s greatest hockey players. The unveiling of the Sasakamoose statue took place during a special ceremony Wednesday morning with hundred’s of people and...
by Joel Willick | May 12, 2022
The provincial government is providing funding to the Saskatoon Tribal Council to keep their emergency wellness centre open for at least another year. The STC opened the shelter on December 15 to help some of the city’s homeless population find shelter during...
by Joel Willick | May 5, 2022
Indigenous researchers out of the University of Saskatchewan will join a national heart failure research network. An issue that, according to the university is on the rise and disproportionately affects indigenous people. Dr. Alexandra King and Professor Malcolm King...
by Joel Willick | May 3, 2022
The Grand Chief of the Prince Albert Grand Council says they have already started the work to replace the Senator Allen Bird Memorial Gym. In a conversation with MBC News, PAGC Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte says insurance will cover the cost of a new building and a...
by Joel Willick | May 1, 2022
Content Warning: The following story may be distressing. The Archbishop of Canterbury twice apologized this weekend for the Anglican Church’s role in Canada’s residential schools. The spiritual leader of the Anglican church visited James Smith Cree Nation on Saturday...
by Joel Willick | Apr 29, 2022
A new podcast out of the First Nations University of Canada is looking to revitalize Indigenous language and culture for the next seven generations. This week, FNU along with their Indigenous Communications Arts program officially launched the pîkiskwĕwin (“language”...
by Joel Willick | Apr 28, 2022
The Sakitawak Development Corporation out of Ile a la Crosse was recently honoured with a national award celebrating First Nations, Inuit and Métis entrepreneurs across Canada. The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association recently announced Sakitawak...
by Joel Willick | Apr 27, 2022
CONTENT WARNING: Some details in this story may be distressing The Ministry of Corrections, Policing, and Public Safety has been given 11 recommendations following the public inquest into an in-custody death at the Saskatoon Provincial Correctional Centre. Randal...
