by MBC News | Feb 26, 2014
Weak market conditions have forced Uranium-miner Cameco to sit on a number of assets while it waits for world market conditions to right themselves. At an investors conference yesterday in Florida, company CEO Tim Gitzel outlined Cameco’s position in the midst...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2014
The organization which represents outfitters across the country says it looks like 2014 could shape up to be a good year. Scott Ellis from B-C is the Vice President of the Canadian Federation of Outfitter Associations. He says a strong U-S dollar is good for business...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2014
The Opposition NDP says the federal government should be moving ahead with plans to buy new rifles for the Canadian Rangers. The Prime Minister first discussed the idea several years ago, but the procurement process has been bogged down and the new rifles for the...
by MBC News | Feb 25, 2014
Next week in La Ronge, we will learn the tragic circumstances surrounding the last hours of Walter Clinton McKenzie’s life. The 32-year-old man is from the tiny community of Brabant Lake, about 200 kilometers northeast of La Ronge. In September of 2010, La...
by MBC News | Feb 25, 2014
The 10th Annual Western Canada First Nations Education Administrators Conference kicked off in Saskatoon this morning. The three-day conference is hosted by the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations and the Prince Albert Grand Council. FSIN Senator Sol Sanderson,...
by MBC News | Feb 25, 2014
The Standing Senate Committee on Aboriginal Peoples met this morning in Ottawa to hear from a Dakota chief. Vince Tacan heads up the Sioux Valley First Nation in Manitoba. After a decade of negotiations, his band completed a self-government agreement with the federal...
