by MBC News | Jul 24, 2013
Sobeys made a significant donation Tuesday that will go a long way in helping people who use the Saskatoon Food Bank. The grocery store chain gave the local food bank a close to $47,000 donation which will be used to purchase various food items. Saskatoon Food Bank...
by MBC News | Jul 22, 2013
Police in Prince Albert say they’re hoping to meet with the family of an aboriginal man who was shot dead by police officers two weeks ago. It was on July 9th that the 27 year-old was shot by officers after he allegedly confronted them with a knife. Sergeant Curtis...
by MBC News | Jul 22, 2013
It is a first for the City of Regina and a first for the North American Indigenous Games. Today, the games’ flag was raised in front of Regina City Hall and this has been proclaimed North American Indigenous Games Week. Regina is the first host city to commemorate the...
by MBC News | Jul 22, 2013
The new chief adjudicator of the process that oversees compensation claims for former Indian residential school students says he is eager to get started in his new role. Dan Shapiro, who is a lawyer with the Saskatoon firm Brayford Shapiro, was named as the head of...
by MBC News | Jul 22, 2013
Two separate drug busts in La Ronge over the last few days have resulted in four arrests. At around 3 a.m. Friday, a man was taken into custody after RCMP executed a search warrant and seized 45 grams of cocaine and 30 grams of marijuana. Mounties say the drugs have...
by MBC News | Jul 22, 2013
An official with the Sturgeon Lake First Nation says she hopes a new communications protocol agreement in child and family services leads to better relations with the province. The communications protocol was signed last week in Regina between Sturgeon Lake and the...
