by MBC News | Jan 9, 2012
A major research project is scheduled to begin in Northern Saskatchewan this summer. The Centre for Northern Governance and Development is trying to get a better sense of all the things that make up Northern Saskatchewan and contribute to its viability. Dr. Heather...
by MBC News | Jan 9, 2012
A new workshop is being offered by the University of Saskatchewan to past sufferers of drug abuse. The half-day session is geared towards women who are recovering from drugs and the dangers that come from the lifestyle. Titled “From Stilettos to Moccasins” the...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2012
One of three men charged following a riot in La Loche last year has been committed to stand trial. 22-year-old Deano LaPrise is facing a total of 11 charges, including assaulting a peace officer with a weapon, participating in a riot, arson, causing a disturbance and...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2012
More clues are emerging about the last possible-known locations of a deceased aboriginal woman. RCMP say they they’ve been tracking the movements of Bernadine Quewezance shortly before her body was found near the outskirts of Saskatoon. The discovery of her body...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2012
The number of people employed in Saskatchewan in December 2011 was 523,500. That’s a record for the month of December. Year-over-year, there was an increase of 3,100 jobs. Off-reserve Aboriginal employment rose by 5,000 jobs and Aboriginal youth employment was...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2012
The unseasonably warm temperatures may be leading to a rash of coyote sightings in Prince Albert. Suzie Stubbs, the bylaw enforcement manager for the city, says six animals have been spotted near the river in the city’s West Flat — four of the animals were...