by MBC News | Jan 15, 2013
Four women from northwest Saskatchewan have been charged after police discovered cocaine in a vehicle during a routine traffic stop Saturday in Buffalo Narrows. Samantha Desjarlais, Krystal Gardiner, Roberta Campbell and Melissa Morin are charged with possession of a...
by MBC News | Jan 15, 2013
China was the big player in last week’s Ontario fur auction. It was the Fur Harvesters Auction house’s most successful sale to date. Mark Downey, the CEO of Fur Harvesters Incorporated, says good prices were recorded on all levels with Chinese buyers leading the way....
by MBC News | Jan 14, 2013
A young man from Pelican Narrows has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years in the stabbing death of his grandmother. Riley Ballantyne, who was 20-years-old at the time of the attack, hugged family members at Court of Queen’s Bench...
by MBC News | Jan 14, 2013
An organizer of the Idle No More movement says she’s disappointed by the results of Friday’s meeting between the Prime Minister and First Nations chiefs. Sylvia McAdam says she was hoping to hear that Stephen Harper had decided to remove contentious legislation...
by MBC News | Jan 14, 2013
Conservative MP Rob Clarke would like to repeal the Indian Act but people attending a meeting in Saskatoon on Saturday were in no mood to hear the reasons why. The northern Saskatchewan MP was interrupted several times as he tried to explain a private member’s bill he...
by MBC News | Jan 14, 2013
A group of First Nations leaders sat down with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and several cabinet ministers in Ottawa on Friday but there were a lot of empty chairs at the table. Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Chief Perry Bellegarde was one of several...
