by MBC News | Apr 14, 2014
Six University of Saskatchewan art students were part of the final Truth and Reconciliation Commission gathering in Edmonton last month. The students presented replicas of artwork they have created which shed light on the experiences of Indian residential school...
by MBC News | Apr 13, 2014
An autopsy has been scheduled for this week after the body of a 23-year-old woman was found on the weekend. On Saturday RCMP were called to a rural location about 13-kilometers east of Foam Lake. The body of a woman had been found in a ditch. She was later identified...
by MBC News | Apr 11, 2014
The CEO of the 2014 North American Indigenous Games has been fired. The decision to terminate Glen Pratt was made by the games’ board of directors after reviewing the results of an independent sexual harassment investigation by a Regina human resources company. The...
by MBC News | Apr 11, 2014
The last ice road in northern Saskatchewan to remain open this season will soon be shut down. Officials with Saskatchewan Highways say the Wollaston Lake ice road will be closed effective Saturday at noon. Crews have been monitoring the condition of ice roads all...
by MBC News | Apr 11, 2014
Students attending the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies got a major boost Friday morning to help them pursue their studies. The provincial government and Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority are giving 20 scholarships worth a total of $100,000 to both...
by MBC News | Apr 11, 2014
The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority was selected as business of the year Thursday night at the 25th Annual Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence. Churchill River Canoe Outfitter’s Ric Driediger is also the recipient of the chairman’s lifetime achievement...
