Diamond mine near Fort a la Corne renamed

Diamond mine near Fort a la Corne renamed

The Star Diamond Corporation, which owns the  Fort à la Corne project near the James Smith Cree Nation said it is renaming the project, following a name changing contest. Kīwētin,  pronounced as “kee-way-tin”, is derived from the Cree Nation language and translates...
Man charged after threats made against school in La Loche

Man charged after threats made against school in La Loche

A 20-year-old man is charged after an incident in La Loche Monday. RCMP said in a media release sent out early Monday evening they were made aware that threats had been made by someone online against a school in the community. Police also announced they had arrested...
La Loche RCMP make arrests over alleged online threats

La Loche RCMP make arrests over alleged online threats

La Loche RCMP continue to investigate threats made against a school in the community. On Monday police received multiple reports  of online threats against a school. Police say an adult male suspect was identified and arrested. So far there has been no word on...
PAPS investigating Oct. 25 death as a homicide

PAPS investigating Oct. 25 death as a homicide

The Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) is investigating the recent death of a 56 year old man in the city as a homicide. In a media release sent out Monday afternoon police said the death of Sheldon Mannix was determined to be a homicide after investigation by them...
Gabriel Dumont Institute receives boost in health training funds

Gabriel Dumont Institute receives boost in health training funds

By Kimiya Shokoohi There have been times when birth support worker Keara Laverty has seen an Indigenous woman enter the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital in Saskatoon, alone and ready to give birth. It’s especially in moments such as those that Laverty, who is Métis,...