by MBC News | May 4, 2012
A gang-expert in the country says he doubts a proposed government bill designed to stop young people from joining gangs will do what it’s supposed to. Dr. Mark Totten is a sociologist and author of the book “Nasty, Brutish and Short: The Lives of Gang Members in...
by MBC News | May 4, 2012
Well a good deed on a cold stretch of winter ice is being remembered today by a grateful family. It was just a few weeks ago that Stan Reynolds and his family were driving across Lake Athabasca. Suddenly their truck fell about one and a half feet through the ice and...
by MBC News | May 4, 2012
Ten high school students from Northern Saskatchewan will be in Regina next week to learn about the provincial government. The students hail from the communities of Cumberland House, Turnor Lake and Buffalo Narrows. They’re due to arrive on Sunday. From Monday...
by MBC News | May 4, 2012
Officials at Golden Band Resources say they’re pleased with some recent drilling results at the Roy Lloyd Gold Mine. Vice-president Rodney Orr says more pockets of so-called “nuggety gold” have been discovered at the site. He expects this will add another 15 months of...
by MBC News | May 3, 2012
A former dormitory supervisor at the Beauval Indian Residential School will be going to trial. Seventy-year-old Paul Leroux is facing a total of 17 charges. He was charged with indecent assault after complaints were filed by former students at the school. The...
by MBC News | May 3, 2012
Several members of First Nations from British Columbia rolled through Saskatoon today on a nation-wide whistle stop tour. They are trying to raise awareness about the potential impact of an Enbridge pipeline. The Yinka Dene Alliance and the Haida Nation are two of the...