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‘We want to heal peacefully:’ Families of survivors gather for Delmas residential school search

‘We want to heal peacefully:’ Families of survivors gather for Delmas residential school search

by MBC News | Jul 19, 2021

By: Nick Pearce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The StarPhoenix Content Warning: Details in this story may be upsetting to readers. A ground-penetrating radar search has begun to lift the secrecy clouding Delmas Indian Residential School. The families of the...
Wetter and cooler weather leads province to lift fire ban; number of active fires currently sits at 161

Wetter and cooler weather leads province to lift fire ban; number of active fires currently sits at 161

by MBC News | Jul 19, 2021

The wetter and cooler conditions are changing conditions in Saskatchewan. Steve Roberts, vice president of operations for the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) said with the long term forecast appearing more favorable they are able relax certain restrictions....
Sask. court rules that Ont. First Nation men do not have Treaty hunting rights in the province

Sask. court rules that Ont. First Nation men do not have Treaty hunting rights in the province

by MBC News | Jul 19, 2021

The Sask. Court of Queen’s Bench has overturned acquittals of First Nations subsistence hunters from Ontario, trying to assert Treaty hunting rights in the province. Albert Green and Blair Hill of Six Nations were charged with unlawful hunting and possession of...
People voluntarily evacuated from Grandmother’s Bay due to smoke

People voluntarily evacuated from Grandmother’s Bay due to smoke

by MBC News | Jul 16, 2021

By: Jessica Durling, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Humboldt Journal 144 Grandmother’s Bay residents have chosen to evacuate their homes due to heavy smoke conditions from nearby wildfire. According to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency,  the fire is not...
People voluntarily evacuated from Grandmother’s Bay due to smoke

Residents urged to be careful as forest fires cause smoky air conditions

by MBC News | Jul 16, 2021

Fires burning across northern Saskatchewan and other western provinces are creating smoky conditions. Due to the smoke, Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued special air quality statements for some northern areas including La Ronge, Cumberland House and...
Province advises against non-essential northern travel due to wildfires

Province advises against non-essential northern travel due to wildfires

by MBC News | Jul 16, 2021

The province is recommending against all non-essential travel to northern Saskatchewan due to the high number of wildfires in the region. As of Friday, there were 137 active fires in the province. This is five more than the previous day. There has also been a total of...
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