by MBC News | Nov 9, 2018
Residents of the Canoe Lake Cree Nation held a peaceful protest on Nov. 2 hoping to draw attention to the negative impacts a local bootlegger is having on the community’s young people. The dry reserve has been facing ongoing issues with an individual selling alcohol...
by MBC News | Nov 9, 2018
An Ombudsman report into how the Regina Police and the Coroner’s Service investigated the death of 14-year-old Haven Dubois says that the investigation and decision not to hold an inquest met the requirements of the Coroner’s Act. In 2015, Haven Dubois was found dead...
by MBC News | Nov 9, 2018
About 200 people took part in the Prince Albert Grand Council’s Remembrance Day ceremony Friday morning. Master of ceremonies Lyndon Linklater says even though First Nations people were not required to sign up for service during both World Wars, many did so anyway....
by MBC News | Nov 8, 2018
Saskatchewan’s Indigenous veterans gathered Thursday in Regina to mark the 25th National Aboriginal Veterans Day. One veteran of the Korean War estimated there were approximately two dozen veterans alive in the province today. Another said he was the last in his First...
by MBC News | Nov 8, 2018
The chair of New North says adequate training for both administrators and councillors continues to be an issue for communities in this part of the province. Bruce Fidler, who is also the mayor of Creighton, was speaking at the Northern Labour Market Committee meeting...
by MBC News | Nov 8, 2018
A Dillon RCMP member is facing a breach of trust charge after allegedly accessing private images from a surveillance video recording taken in the cell block area of the Buffalo Narrows detachment. Two other Dillon RCMP officers came across and reported the information...
