by MBC News | May 11, 2015
A government advisory board in Nunavut has recommended against an Areva uranium mine in the northern territory. The Nunavut Impact Review Board has concluded that Areva’s Kiggavik project lacks a definite start date or development schedule. It says that means...
by MBC News | May 11, 2015
Six youth are facing charges after heavy vandalism to the Sandy Bay hall late last week. RCMP say they responded to an alarm at the Gary Morin Memorial Hall early Friday morning. When they arrived, they could see four people running away from the building —...
by MBC News | May 11, 2015
Making a small effort today will make a huge difference in the future. This morning, Environment Minister Scott Moe unveiled the province’s forest renewal project for the year. It involves planting 2.2 million seedlings in areas of the province currently not...
by MBC News | May 11, 2015
For the second consecutive year, Northlands College teamed up with Visions North Community Futures and Beaver River Community Futures for a video essay contest with an out of the world prize on the line. Over 40 college students entered the Northern Visionaries...
by MBC News | May 11, 2015
A former First Nations politician is taking a run at provincial politics. Lyle Whitefish has been nominated to represent the NDP in the riding of Saskatchewan Rivers. It was a big nomination meeting on Friday night that even brought out party leader Cam Broten....
by MBC News | May 8, 2015
Saskatchewan is getting a new injection of nursing students for the first time ever from Northlands College. Seven students are convocating from the La Ronge campus, while three are graduating from the Ile-a-la-Crosse location. New grad Stacy Charles from La Ronge...