by MBC News | Apr 15, 2019
The Northern Saskatchewan Trappers’ Association held their annual convention April 12-14 at the Jonas Roberts Memorial Community Centre in La Ronge. The three-day event attracts trappers from across the province to gather feedback and promote the activity. Members...
by MBC News | Apr 15, 2019
The Saskatchewan Health Authority says it is still investigating an accusation of forced or coerced sterilization of an Indigenous woman at the Moose Jaw hospital. The incident was alleged to happen in December to a Nakoda set to give birth to her third child. Lawyer...
by MBC News | Apr 15, 2019
A University of Saskatchewan research program that looks at ways of providing reliable and affordable energy to northern communities has received $500,000 in new funding. The money comes courtesy of Edmonton-based engineering and construction company ONEC Group....
by MBC News | Apr 12, 2019
A new program will soon be launched to help Indigenous students obtain their degree or certificate from the Levene Graduate School of Business at the University of Regina. The Indigenous Pathway program will support Indigenous students who have finished high school...
by MBC News | Apr 12, 2019
Kiaro, a Vancouver based cannabis retail store, is slated to open its doors in La Ronge in May. Located at the old CIBC building on La Ronge Avenue, the store will sell a variety of dried cannabis flowers, pre-rolled products, oils, capsules and accessories. The...
by MBC News | Apr 12, 2019
A Saskatchewan senator says the defeat of her private member’s bill earlier this week is a slap in the face to Indigenous women. Lillian Dyck’s Bill S-215 was voted down in the House of Commons on Wednesday. The legislation sought to have Indigenous women specifically...
