by MBC News | Aug 14, 2012
The James Smith Cree Nation says it is in a state of crisis. Flooding on the reserve has contaminated the drinking water supply. A child from the reserve was airlifted from Melfort to Saskatoon with a “water contamination virus” after drinking some of the...
by MBC News | Aug 14, 2012
Premier Brad Wall says he supports the idea of holding a public inquiry into the plight of missing and murdered Aboriginal women in the country. Calls for an inquiry were raised recently at the premiers’ meeting in Nova Scotia. Wall calls the issue a devastating...
by MBC News | Aug 14, 2012
The provincial government is helping Alberta in its battle against the mountain pine beetle in an effort to protect the $400-million-a-year softwood lumber industry in this province. Saskatchewan is providing Alberta with nearly half a million dollars to prevent the...
by MBC News | Aug 14, 2012
The incumbent president of the Metis Nation – Saskatchewan is being accused of creating a culture of “apathy.” Ray Laliberte is one of five people challenging Robert Doucette for the right to lead the MN-S. Laliberte says he is worried...
by MBC News | Aug 14, 2012
A gospel jamboree for Canada’s first Aboriginal saint is getting underway today near Duck Lake. Today and tomorrow, members of the public can take part in a celebration of Kateri Tekakwitha, a Mohawk woman who lived in the 1600s and is the first Aboriginal...
by MBC News | Aug 14, 2012
North Battleford city councillor Ray Fox has received a Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal. The former Sweetgrass First Nation resident received the medal recently in Whitehorse, Yukon. Fox was there for the National Association of Friendship Centres annual general...
