by MBC News | Jan 17, 2019
The MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina will soon be showcasing more Indigenous artwork. Thomas Druyan and Alice Ladner have pledged to donate over 1,000 pieces by Indigenous artists. The Kampelmacher Memorial Collection of Indigenous Art was named after Druyan’s...
by MBC News | Jan 17, 2019
The Prince Albert Grand Council is offering a new program for women who reside in First Nations communities throughout Saskatchewan. The Empowered Movement Workshop will offer attendees a less-than-traditional way of prioritizing their physical, mental and emotional...
by MBC News | Jan 17, 2019
Sixties Scoop survivors who have questions about applying for compensation are asked to attend one of two information sessions taking place in Saskatchewan next month. The full-day events are intended to allow people to ask questions about the application process and...
by MBC News | Jan 17, 2019
The RCMP is investigating a suspicious death on the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation. Mounties say on Sunday afternoon, Blaine Lake RCMP responded to an unresponsive woman outside her home on the First Nation. The woman, 56 year-old Joanne Wolfe-Lafond, was pronounced dead at...
by MBC News | Jan 16, 2019
A group of First Nations in Western Canada is looking at purchasing the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline and a University of Saskatchewan professor says this is good news for advocates of the project. The proposed pipeline expansion has been in limbo since last...
by MBC News | Jan 16, 2019
The Gold Horse Casino, the seventh gaming facility for the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority is holding its official grand opening celebrations tomorrow. The 48,000 square foot casino will feature 250 slot machines, 5 live table games and 18 electronic table games....
