by MBC News | Jan 6, 2012
It seems northern Saskatchewan has a lot in common with some parts of northern Europe. A professor from the University of Saskatchewan’s International Centre for Northern Governance and Development is studying the similarities between parts of Norway and Sweden...
by MBC News | Jan 5, 2012
A second Prince Albert police officer has pleaded guilty to assaulting a citizen in the city. Today, officer Michael Ozar pleaded guilty to assaulting a female prisoner on October 3rd, 2010. The incident occurred in the police lock-up. Cheryl Morin had been brought in...
by MBC News | Jan 5, 2012
A new study says pretty much every lake in northern Saskatchewan has some level of nitrogen in it, but one of the co-authors of the report says he doesn’t expect it will impact the fish. Professor Peter Leavitt of the University of Regina says industrial...
by MBC News | Jan 5, 2012
Commercial fishers are being allowed back onto Montreal Lake. A moratorium that was voluntarily imposed by fishers six years ago is over. Noland Henderson is one of the fishers and also works for the local band office. Henderson says the irony is that while fish...
by MBC News | Jan 4, 2012
Workers at the Cigar Lake uranium mine have successfully sunk a second underground shaft at the site. The milestone was reached yesterday and video of it was posted on the company’s website. Cameco spokesman Gord Struthers explains the second shaft will enable...
by MBC News | Jan 4, 2012
A city official says the remains of a coyote shot in North Battleford on Monday are being tested for disease. City bylaw officers were called to the Saskatchewan Hospital grounds to a report of a coyote. Bylaw enforcement supervisor Ross MacAngus says the animal was...
