by MBC News | Jan 22, 2014
The First Nations University is receiving some recognition for its annual health and science summer camp. Actua is honouring the school with its“Making Friends with Science” award. The charitable group typically picks out organizations in Canada that teach...
by MBC News | Jan 21, 2014
A dark cloud hanging over a former Regina high school teacher was lifted this morning when a court of Queen’s Bench judge declared him not guilty of sexually assaulting a male student 8 years ago. 36 year-old Cory Mathews was a teacher at Scott Collegiate, an inner...
by MBC News | Jan 21, 2014
The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation has voted in favour of allowing commercial developments to take place on several parcels of land. Last week 688 votes were cast in two seperate ballots. In both cases roughly 500 voters came out in favour of the idea while just under...
by MBC News | Jan 21, 2014
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder can have life long debilitating effects and researchers want to stop the affliction before it starts. FASD prevention is the focus of a two-day conference in Saskatoon which is trying to get the word out on the harmful effects to a...
by MBC News | Jan 20, 2014
Major League pitcher Andrew Albers was in Saskatoon Monday. The Minnesota Twins pitcher, who hails from North Battleford, was in the Bridge City as part of a special baseball camp for students at Tommy Douglas Collegiate. The 28-year-old Albers knows all about the...
by MBC News | Jan 20, 2014
The community of Pelican Narrows is in mourning today, after a house-fire over the weekend claimed the lives of two young boys. RCMP Sergeant Craig Cleary says the blaze broke out on Saturday morning. Pictures of the fire show the house completely gutted, with just...
