Creighton Man Cleared Of Impaired Driving Charge

by | Oct 27, 2011

A ruling handed down in a Creighton court-room this month has exonerated a northern man from a charge of impaired driving. Back on November 30th of last year a cab driver in Creighton spotted a truck driving erratically around 9:00 in the morning. The truck was...

MNS Gathers Info On Northern Cemetaries

by | Oct 27, 2011

The Metis Nation-Saskatchewan is putting out the call for people interested in gathering information about northern cemeteries. The names and locations collected will become part of the Genealogical and Archival Centre. MNS Genealogist Tammy Vallee says the main area...

Aboriginal Athletes Legacy Honoured

by | Oct 27, 2011

Sask Sport is launching a new program highlighting the achievements of Aboriginal athletes in the province. The Aboriginal Champions Program has selected six individuals who are successful athletes, coaches and role models. Sask Sport officials say they hope the...

Battlefords Launches New Indian Teacher Course

by | Oct 27, 2011

The University of Saskatchewan and the Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs are teaming up to help youth become teachers. They’ve launched the Indian Teacher Education Program in North Battleford. Spokeswoman Melanie Kahpeaysewat says this is the first time it’s ever been...

Arrest Made In Sewap Murder Investigation

by | Oct 26, 2011

Prince Albert police have charged a Wollaston Lake man with first degree murder as part of a homicide investigation that dates back to April. The body of 33-year-old Margaret Rose Sewap was discovered in the city in the early morning hours of April 8th....

Pelican Narrows Man Charged In Hit-And-Run Involving Politician

by | Oct 26, 2011

Prince Albert police have identified the hit-and-run suspect that allegedly delayed a provincial politician’s appearance at a local debate yesterday morning. 46-year-old Ralph Linklater of Pelican Narrows was arrested yesterday and charged with impaired driving,...