by MBC News | Apr 15, 2016
Carrying signs that read “Young First Nations are under Attack,” about 30 protestors gathered in front of the aboriginal affairs office in downtown Regina during the noon hour. They staged a protest to bring attention to the suicide crises among aboriginal teens. Last...
by MBC News | Apr 15, 2016
Photo courtesy onexone.org A new program in northern Saskatchewan is hoping kids will no longer come to school hungry. Four schools across the north have introduced a new breakfast program. Schools in Fond du Lac, Stony Rapids, Black Lake and Uranium City are now...
by MBC News | Apr 15, 2016
The President of the Metis Nation of Saskatchewan says now is the time for the organization to put forward a united front. MN-S President Robert Doucette made the comments in response to Thursday’s historic Supreme Court decision, which says Metis and non-status...
by MBC News | Apr 14, 2016
The Supreme Court of Canada. Photo courtesy http://www.scc-csc.ca/vis/gal/buil-edi-eng.aspx The Supreme Court of Canada has unanimously ruled that Metis and non-status are Indians under the Constitution. The landmark, 9-0 ruling will have an impact on the relationship...
by MBC News | Apr 14, 2016
Sexual assault charges have been laid after an RCMP investigation on a Saskatchewan reserve that involved a part-time employee at an elementary school. RCMP say George Gamble is charged with three counts of sexual assault, two counts of sexual interference and five...
by MBC News | Apr 14, 2016
By the busloads, hundreds of school children and teachers from all over southern Saskatchewan arrived at the U of R for an emotional lesson on the true history of how Canada became a nation. It was billed as a “Day of Walking Together” and it told the story of...
