by MBC News | May 14, 2013
Continued downward pressure on uranium prices in 2012 means Cameco has had to cut back production and eliminate about 100 positions. The Saskatchewan uranium company held its annual general meeting for shareholders in Saskatoon Tuesday. Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel says the...
by MBC News | May 14, 2013
A Regina-based lawyer is downplaying the importance of a recent decision involving residential school survivors. Last week, a chief adjudicator with the Independent Assessment Process ruled the government must provide more evidence through the claims process. That...
by MBC News | May 14, 2013
Some of the top housing analysts, experts, and innovators from across Canada are wrapping up a two day brainstorming session in Regina. The goal is to come up with effective ways to deal with the affordable housing crises impacting many Canadian cities. The forum was...
by MBC News | May 14, 2013
A Poundmaker First Nation man has been sentenced to three years in a federal jail as the result of a car accident which killed his best friend last summer. Robert Wilfred Badger pleaded guilty to three charges including impaired driving causing the death of Ryan James...
by MBC News | May 14, 2013
A major economic conference kicked off in Saskatoon Tuesday morning. Whitecap Dakota First Nation Chief Darcy Bear is one of the co-chairs of Saskatchewan Forum 2013. He says First Nations people have always wanted to be part of the economy but regressive pieces of...
by MBC News | May 13, 2013
They were prepared for the worst and hoping for the best, and in the end Saskatchewan escaped relatively unharmed from the spring melt. The worst is now over in a year that saw almost a third of the province under the threat of moderate to severe flooding. Patrick...
