by MBC News | Jun 5, 2012
Coordinators of an anti-gang program in Prince Albert are fighting to keep it going in the face of a looming cash crunch. Connie Farber, the executive director of the Prince Albert Indian Metis Friendship Centre, says they can keep the initiative —...
by MBC News | Jun 5, 2012
A Metis woman and her brother are trudging down Highway 11 between Regina and Saskatoon. They are on a mission to help at-risk Aboriginal youth. Christine Ginter is a singer, a songwriter, and she is writing a book. In her teens, she was involved in drugs and...
by MBC News | Jun 4, 2012
A bill has been introduced in the House of Commons to reform the Indian Act. The private member’s bill was introduced by Desnethe-Missinippi-Churchill River MP Rob Clarke. In a news release, he says the change will remove many outdated and unused sections of the...
by MBC News | Jun 4, 2012
A youth charged with second-degree murder in the death of a Canoe Lake man has changed his plea. The youth was originally charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of James Durocher. Durocher’s body was found after a house fire at Canoe Lake...
by MBC News | Jun 4, 2012
The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation could be on the phone to Ottawa more often. Just days ago, the federation was named as one of the groups the federal government wants to bounce ideas off of when it comes to conservation efforts in Canada. Darrell Crabbe is the...
by MBC News | Jun 4, 2012
SaskPower and Kitsaki Management have wrapped up clearing a 135-km line in the province’s north. The line stretches from Highway 102 near Brabant Lake to Key Lake. It is all part of the preparation for a new 300-km line, which the power utility says will serve...
