by MBC News | Nov 19, 2015
Starting Thursday night, the La Ronge RCMP is going to be on the lookout for young people out late at night. The town has had bylaw that sets an 11 p.m. curfew for youths under the age of 18 since 2005, but police resources haven’t always been available to...
by MBC News | Nov 19, 2015
Thursday was a difficult day in Regina Provincial Court for the mother of a 27-year-old man stabbed to death on the Piapot First Nation near Regina last month. Melady Crowe and her family are still having trouble coming to grips with the loss of Melady’s son, Justin...
by MBC News | Nov 19, 2015
Organizations in Saskatchewan’s four biggest cities are gearing up to support nearly 2,000 incoming Syrian refugees before year’s end. On Friday, the federal government’s Citizens and Immigration office held a phone conference with Prince Albert YWCA’s...
by MBC News | Nov 19, 2015
The people of the Black Lake First Nation have spoken — and they want to proceed with a mayor hydro project. Members of the band voted 63% in favour of the Tazi Twe Hydroelectric Project in a referendum held Wednesday. Forty-four per cent of eligible voters cast...
by MBC News | Nov 18, 2015
The Court of Appeals has ruled that a violent criminal from northern Saskatchewan is too big of a threat to public safety to serve only a three-year sentence. In a decision released on Wednesday, Saskatchewan Court of Appeals Justice Caldwell wrote that public is only...
by MBC News | Nov 18, 2015
Student leaders from the University of Saskatchewan held a rally on Wednesday to support the call for an inquiry for missing and murdered indigenous women. The president of the Indigenous Student Council, Feather Pewapisconias-McKee says the organizers talked about...
