by MBC News | Mar 19, 2018
The legal saga of Gerald Stanley isn’t quite over yet. The Biggar area farmer will be in court Monday afternoon in North Battleford to face several charges around the improper storage of firearms. A total of 7 guns found around his farm are the subject in these...
by MBC News | Mar 17, 2018
Young Indigenous athletes are learning what it takes to perform at a high level. This Saturday, nearly 70 Indigenous youth from reserves in the Saskatoon Tribal Council learned the proper way to jump, squat, sprint and pedal from high level athletes. Several...
by MBC News | Mar 16, 2018
Saskatchewan RCMP are reporting two more deaths in the province believed to be caused by drug overdose. Two men were pronounced dead at a home in the community of Maidstone Friday morning. These two deaths would bring the total of drug overdose deaths in the province...
by MBC News | Mar 16, 2018
In a speech given in Prince Albert today, the CEO of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, Steve McLellan, shared details on a charter being developed to promote Indigenous inclusion in the workplace. McLellan says his organization will work with Indigenous businesses...
by MBC News | Mar 16, 2018
Several hundred people took to the streets in major cities across Canada on Friday to stand in solidarity with survivors of the Sixties Scoop. Many survivors and experts on the Sixties Scoop have spoken of the devastating impact this part of Canadian history has had...
by MBC News | Mar 16, 2018
According to medical professionals, Indigenous people continue to face disparities in health and they are hoping a conference in Saskatoon will help curb that trend. The Miyo Mahcihowin Indigenous Health Conference is bringing together several different voices to find...
