by MBC News | Dec 15, 2014
The federal government is giving the Gabriel Dumont Institute close to $60,000 to translate a series of children’s books into the Métis language Michif. The announcement was made Monday at Westmount Community School in Saskatoon by local Conservative MP Kelly Block....
by MBC News | Dec 15, 2014
The Cameco Community Kitchen officially opened Monday at the Saskatoon Lighthouse. The kitchen will provide evening meals to those in need living in the downtown core on Mondays and Fridays. Cameco has kicked in funding for kitchen upgrades and will provide employee...
by MBC News | Dec 15, 2014
The Prince Albert Raiders and Parkland Ambulance are partnering together to bring warm clothes to people in need Parkland will be at the Raider game on Saturday Dec. 27, collecting any winter wear donations. Lyle Karasiuk with Parkland is inviting people to clean out...
by MBC News | Dec 15, 2014
Francis Iron is the new chief of the Canoe Lake Cree Nation after defeating incumbent Robert Opekokew 261 votes to 203. Iron joins newly elected councillors Wilfred Iron, Lorne Iron and Florence Yew. Ralph Opikokew, August Iron and Eval Lariviere were also re-elected...
by MBC News | Dec 14, 2014
Beginning in February, students from around the world will be able to learn about how innovation and technology is impacting people in the North thanks to a new online course at the University of Saskatchewan. The circumpolar innovation course will be offered through...
by MBC News | Dec 14, 2014
A Regina First Nations man claims he was racially profiled and roughed up by police. In a CBC article, Simon Ash-Moccasin says he was walking near Casino Regina on Wednesday night when two police officers accused him of fitting the description of a criminal who had...
