by MBC News | Mar 4, 2016
A welcome and blessing that the Saskatoon Tribal Council gave to WE Day Saskatchewan. Photo courtesy weday.com Earlier this week, the Saskatoon Tribal Council kicked off We Day Saskatchewan in a big way. Several thousand youth made their way to the Sasktel Centre for...
by MBC News | Mar 3, 2016
The National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations is calling on the federal and provincial governments to act immediately on a First Nations plan to address climate change. AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde and other Indigenous leaders met with Prime Minister...
by MBC News | Mar 3, 2016
The RCMP is reiterating its call for clues on a man’s disappearance more than a week after La Ronge residents held a candlelight vigil for his family. Billy Taylor, 36, was last seen on December 17, 2015 when he left Fox Point headed for La Ronge by snowmobile. He...
by MBC News | Mar 3, 2016
Chief researched Nick Jones speaks on Thursday. Photo courtesy RPS, Twitter The Regina Police Service scores well when it comes to public trust, accountability and quality of service, but needs to work on improving its trust and confidence in the aboriginal community....
by MBC News | Mar 3, 2016
Children’s Advocate Bob Pringle. Photo courtesy Johnson Shomoya Graduate School of Public Policy. Before the election writ is dropped, Saskatchewan’s children’s advocate is taking the opportunity to critique the Sask. Party’s recently-released poverty...
by MBC News | Mar 3, 2016
On Wednesday, a woman testified that she was scared for her life last summer when two men with machetes chased her down a Prince Albert street. At the time, the 21-year-old victim was in a troubled relationship with 36-year-old Raymond Knife. Knife was on trial on...
