by Joel Willick | Jan 25, 2022
A new art exhibit at Wanuskewin Heritage Park is looking to capture Indigenous culture while subverting the “colonial gaze”. The new Depth of Field exhibit put on in partnership with the University of Saskatchewan will feature photographs from 6 different Indigenous...
by MBC News | Jan 24, 2022
Three Indigenous filmmakers have been granted the film rights to Cold Case North: The search for James Brady and Absolom Halkett. Danis Goulet, a Cree-Métis woman from La Ronge, has joined Cree filmmaker Tasha Hubbard and Métis filmmaker Shane Belcourt to option, or...
by MBC News | Jan 24, 2022
The Prime Minister marked the sixth anniversary of the La Loche shooting Saturday by asking all Canadians to pay tribute to loss of innocent life. On January 22, 2016, a 17-year-old youth went on a shooting rampage, killing four people and seriously injuring seven...
by MBC News | Jan 24, 2022
Researchers with Saskatchewan Polytechnic are finding ways to use virtual reality to provide mental health support to northern Indigenous youth. Lindsey Boechler, the research chair with the Centre for Health Research, Improvement and Scholarship at Sask. Polytech.,...
by Joel Willick, MBC News | Jan 21, 2022
Libraries and schools across Saskatchewan will be celebrating Aboriginal Storytelling Month in February. To celebrate, the Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peoples (LSSAP) will be helping schools and libraries highlight the power of Indigenous...
by MBC News | Jan 20, 2022
WARNING: DISTURBING CONTENT “This is not our information, this is not Canada’s to hold and be the ultimate arbiter of yet we are doing that and have done and that’s not fair. It’s not right and what it does is it continues to open up a number of wounds...
