by Joel Willick | Sep 22, 2021
A Saskatchewan art firm is taking steps to increase the Indigenous representation in their collection. The SK Arts Permanent Collection is putting out a call to purchase Indigenous art from artists across the province. The agency is especially looking for art pieces...
by Joel Willick | Sep 21, 2021
Former Metis-Nation Saskatchewan president Robert Doucette is remaining optimistic despite his election loss. Doucette lost a tight race as an NDP candidate against Conservative Brad Redekopp in the Saskatoon-West riding during Monday night’s federal election....
by MBC News, Joel Willick | Sep 20, 2021
UPDATE: Conservative Brad Redekopp defeats NDP Robert Doucette in Saskatoon West. Monday night’s federal election in Canada saw Justin Trudeau’s Liberals maintain their minority government in the country. Here in Saskatchewan, the province is looking at...
by Joel Willick | Sep 20, 2021
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says today’s federal election has the chance to show Canada the power of the Indigenous vote. The FSIN is encouraging every eligible Indigenous voter in Saskatchewan to get out and cast their ballot. FSIN Chief...
by Joel Willick | Sep 20, 2021
Two ridings in Saskatoon have Indigenous candidates hoping to punch their ticket to Ottawa in tonight’s federal election. In Saskatoon-West, former Metis Nation-Saskatchewan president, Robert Doucette is running for the NDP. While in Saskatoon-University former,...
by Joel Willick | Sep 20, 2021
Cameco is looking to collaborate with a nuclear reactor company in the United States. The Saskatchewan uranium company and X-energy recently signed a memorandum of understanding to work together on the development and deployment of small reactors in Canada and the...
by Joel Willick | Sep 17, 2021
A business arm of Cumberland House Cree Nation has entered a formal agreement with the company working to re-open the Prince Albert pulp Mill. Cumberland Wood Products signed a letter of understanding with Paper Excellence Pulp Inc. on Thursday. The agreement is an...
by Joel Willick | Sep 16, 2021
The northern community of Ile a la Crosse will soon have a new grocery store. The communities Cooperative Association officially announced this week that a new Co-op store is in the works. The association says this new store has been in the planning stages for several...
by Joel Willick | Sep 16, 2021
This Sunday will mark the one-year anniversary of a woman’s disappearance in Saskatoon. A walk is planned in her honour. Megan Gallagher was last seen by family and friends On Sept 19, 2020. Soon afterward Saskatoon police began investigating her disappearance...
by Joel Willick | Sep 15, 2021
The Saskatchewan opposition party is calling on the provincial government to recognize September 30th as an official holiday. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was recently declared a statutory holiday for all federal workers. Provinces and territories...
