Trial of Regina foster parents accused of murder set to begin

by | Jan 18, 2016

An emotionally-charged murder trial is getting underway in Regina today. A Regina couple, who were acting as foster parents, are accused of killing a four-year-old girl and almost killing her two-year-old sister. The charged, are Kevin Goforth, 40, and Tammy Goforth,...

Solar energy has bright sunny future for First Nations

by | Jan 15, 2016

First Nations have a bright future when it comes to solar energy, according to a panellist at Friday’s discussion at the University of Saskatchewan. First Nations Power Authority’s Ian Loughran made the comments at the University of Saskatchewan’s panel discussion on...

FSIN weighs in on Manitoba moose meat issue

by | Jan 15, 2016

The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations is joining another province’s assembly in calling for a meeting with the premier. Grand Chief Derek Neepinak, with the Manitoba Assembly of Chiefs wants both Saskatchewan and Manitoba’s premiers at the meeting...
Vandals, thieves not deterred by La Ronge youth curfew

Vandals, thieves not deterred by La Ronge youth curfew

by | Jan 15, 2016

A recent CrimeStoppers photo shows the suspects prowling in a parking lot around 3 a.m. on Monday. RCMP officers have been playing a frustrating game of cat and mouse with some local criminals around La Ronge. A small group of two to four people is believed to be...

Sask. Chamber urges more spending in the north

by | Jan 15, 2016

The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is urging the Premier not to raise taxes and to invest more in the North, even though the next Saskatchewan budget is expected to be a tight one. That message was delivered in Regina Thursday night during a closed-door meeting with...