by MBC News | Mar 17, 2021
Saskatchewan’s popular teaching treaties in the classroom training program has gone online. This training program is a relatively new one which splits teaching treaties to educators into two phases of in-depth instruction of four days each. After putting the program...
by MBC News | Mar 17, 2021
SaskPower customers residing on the Lac La Ronge Indian Band reserve are paying a higher monthly basic charge, than those living in Air Ronge or La Ronge despite using the same connection and being neighbours. This SaskPower said has to do with how your community is...
by MBC News | Mar 17, 2021
Organizers of a popular Indigenous hockey tournament are planning on staging the event this summer. The Fred Sasakamoose “Chief Thunderstick” National Championship is scheduled for Aug. 13-15 in Saskatoon, SK at the Rod Hamm Memorial Arena. “There will be some...
by MBC News | Mar 17, 2021
The Crown was granted a retrial in the case against a former Saskatchewan Penitentiary inmate found not guilty of participating in the riot. Scott Robert Nelson was one of 14 inmates charged after a 2016 riot at Prince Albert’s federal prison where one inmate died,...
by MBC News | Mar 17, 2021
As Fort Qu’Appelle’s Bert Fox high school recently opened its Indigenous cultural room, principal Julie Stiglitz was honest in tracing the educational history of the area. “Just down the road in Lebret, a residential school was torn down and it closed in the ‘90s....
by MBC News | Mar 17, 2021
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) sent letters to 32 municipalities across Canada asking for their support to strengthen Bill C-22 — a proposed Criminal Code amendment that could lower the high rate at which Indigenous people in Canada are jailed. CAP...
