by MBC News | May 12, 2014
The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation is part of an experiment in health care that will see robotics used to put doctors and patients face to face even though they are separated by hundreds of kilometres. The pilot project is being launched in the remote northeastern...
by MBC News | May 12, 2014
Saskatchewan residents are generally supportive of nuclear research and technology, including uranium mining and nuclear power. That is according to results from The Saskatchewan Nuclear Attitudes Study released by the Nuclear Policy Research Initiative at the...
by MBC News | May 12, 2014
A compromise deal has been reached ending a week-long stalemate at the Cowessess First Nation east of Regina. Protesters have removed chains from the doors of the band office and the school after a weekend meeting with the chief and the RCMP. Protest organizer Dana...
by MBC News | May 12, 2014
The mayor of La Ronge has announced he will seek the Saskatchewan Party nomination for the Cumberland constituency in the next provincial election. Thomas Sierzycki says if he wins the candidacy, he will continue on as mayor until the election. Sierzycki says he...
by MBC News | May 12, 2014
Clem Chartier was re-elected to his fourth term as President of the Metis National Council at the MNC General Assembly in Winnipeg over the weekend. He narrowly defeated Metis Nation of Alberta President Audrey Poitras. An MNC release says it was a campaign...
by MBC News | May 12, 2014
A new United Nations report says while there have been some positive steps in Canada’s relationships with its Aboriginal people, much more needs to be done. Law professor James Anaya, the UN’s special rapporteur on Indigenous rights, says attempts by the...
