by MBC News | Jun 15, 2021
The Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) is looking to get people talking about the importance of implementing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) calls to action. On Monday tribal council chief Mark Arcand walked in Saskatoon along circle drive to raise awareness...
by MBC News | Jun 15, 2021
A new program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic will teach Indigenous leadership skills to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. The online Indigenous Leadership Skills applied certificate was announced at the beginning of June. The 240 hours of material utilizes case...
by MBC News | Jun 15, 2021
The Archdiocese of Regina confirms the Father Hugonard statue will be removed. “Conversations have been taking place regarding the statue regularly over the past week or so. The group of affected parties, which includes Star Blanket First Nation, the town, and...
by MBC News | Jun 14, 2021
A woman from the Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation is hoping to inspire Indigenous students into careers in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields through her business. Dawn Pratt, the founder of Askenootow STEM Enterprises, started the company last...
by MBC News | Jun 14, 2021
A man from La Ronge has been charged after leaving the scene of a collision. Darwin Venne, 29, was in a car with two others travelling northbound on Highway #2 in Air Ronge when the vehicle he was driving struck a motorcyclist going southbound. The collision happened...
by MBC News | Jun 14, 2021
By: Nick Pearce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The StarPhoenix One of Saskatchewan’s most far-flung settlements is inching closer to clean drinking water. Uranium City residents hope the promised improvements to the community’s water treatment...
