by MBC News | Jan 29, 2014
A Saskatoon company and one of its supervisors have been given hefty fines after pleading guilty to three charges under provincial occupational health and safety regulations. Claude Resources has been ordered to pay $24,500 in fines while shift boss Steve Strickland...
by MBC News | Jan 29, 2014
Golden Band Resources says it is regrouping and reorganizing but remains optimistic its current investment in the La Ronge area will pay off. However, for the time being, the company is shutting down local operations and focusing its attention on exploration for...
by MBC News | Jan 29, 2014
The dangerous offender designation and how it is being applied to Indigenous people continues to be a hot topic of discussion in the province. The justice system has been handing out the designation since the late 1940’s and the process has undergone a number of...
by MBC News | Jan 29, 2014
A decision by the federal government to close down eight Veterans Affairs offices is getting the thumbs down from one Aboriginal war vet. Ray Sanderson is the president of the First Nations Veterans Association in Saskatchewan. He says he’s already talked to many of...
by MBC News | Jan 29, 2014
It is now one year later and Station 20 West is celebrating it’s first anniversary. The facility offers a number of services to residents living in Saskatoon’s core area including a grocery store, affordable housing and health services. Len Usiskin is the manager of...
by MBC News | Jan 28, 2014
A Saskatchewan publication is hoping the courts can accomplish what the province’s privacy commissioner has not been able to do. Briarpatch magazine has filed a statement of claim demanding the release of specific information on a $200 million agreement between the...
