by MBC News | Jan 15, 2016
A federal government mediator will try to find some common ground between two political factions that have the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan on the brink of collapse. On Saturday in Saskatoon, the Provincial Metis Council (PMC) for the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S)...
by MBC News | Jan 15, 2016
Cowan’s family members hold a framed photo of him. Photo courtesy Facebook. The first murder victim in Prince Albert in 2016 will be laid to rest on Friday. Nearly a week earlier, on Jan. 9, police found Jonathan Lee Cowan, 23, dead after a reported shooting in...
by MBC News | Jan 15, 2016
This week, the provincial group for aboriginal friendship centres is recognizing Elders in Prince Albert. The respected members of the urban aboriginal community were invited to a banquet in their honour, which was hosted by the Aborginal Friendship Centres of...
by MBC News | Jan 14, 2016
Campbell Papequash. Photo courtesy Facebook. A man who wrote a book chronicling his time at Indian Residential School who made peace with his culture and traditions after living a life on the streets, has died. Campbell Papequash, former chief of the Key First Nation,...
by MBC News | Jan 14, 2016
After three years of operation,the Good Food Junction grocery store in Saskatoon’s inner city has closed its doors. The board of directors of cites low sales and a challenging market as the reasons for the closure. Vice Chair Audra Krueger says the co-operative was...
by MBC News | Jan 14, 2016
A media scrum with Police Chief Troy Hagen on Thursday. Photo courtesy @reginapolice on Twitter. Regina’s police chief has apologized to an aboriginal man who was mistaken for a suspected television thief. The Saskatchewan Public Complaints Commission (PCC)...
