by MBC News | Apr 23, 2015
The provincial government announced further steps today to protect victims of violence with the introduction of the Interpersonal Violence Act that replaces the Domestic Violence Act. The new law prohibits the contact of victims at their school or work place; adds...
by MBC News | Apr 23, 2015
A Saskatchewan poverty reduction group is seeking the public’s opinions for their recommendations for a poverty reduction strategy. The Advisory Group on Poverty Reduction launched a consultation website today asking citizens to share their stories and perspectives on...
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2015
A court of appeal has ruled in favour of a man convicted of a sexual assault. Mitchell Moise won his appeal of his long-term dangerous offender status. Moise argued the judge erred in determining Gladue considerations refusing to allow evidence to support his case....
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2015
A northern Saskatchewan couple who were injured in a 2009 accident, but had some benefits denied by SGI, will see the matter go back to court. Stanley and Shirley Ballantyne were struck by a truck while crossing the street and both were injured. SGI had refused the...
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2015
Several First Nation groups and organizations are offering their input into yesterday’s federal budget. The National Chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples says the budget is a “disappointment” for off-reserve Aboriginal people. Chief Betty Ann Lavalleee says the...
by MBC News | Apr 21, 2015
Finance Minister Joe Oliver delivered his maiden budget with a careful balance of targeted pre-election measures _ and just enough room to keep the federal books above water. Oliver is projecting a surplus of 1.4-billion dollars this year, increasing to 4.8 billion by...