A peaceful Indigenous protest camp in Saskatoon will wind up its activities on Friday. The Healing Camp for Justice was started in Victoria Park last week by Chris Martell, whose son died in foster care in 2010. Camp spokesperson Darla Fourstar says the healing camp...
The Saskatchewan government and Ottawa have completed a land transfer at Wollaston Lake of a proposed water lot, as the federal government is taking administration and control of a public wharf. “The federal government requires control to protect their investment. The...
A Saskatchewan uranium mining company says it is taking a wait-and-see attitude to the potential threat of tariffs on U.S. uranium imports. The United States Department of Commerce has launched an investigation into whether foreign uranium imports into the country...
Saskatoon’s Nutrien has made a major $3 million donation to the Wanuskewin Heritage Park. The announcement was made this morning and the money will go toward the park’s $40 million Thundering Ahead campaign. Campaign co-chair Felix Thomas says the potash company is...
The University of Saskatchewan is getting research money to study potential benefits of peer support for Indigenous women who have HIV or hepatitis C. The U of S will also be examining how to improve health and wellness in older Indigenous women living with HIV. The...
Indigenous hockey player and former NHLer Reggie Leach will be making an appearance in Flin Flon next month. Leach is putting on a hockey school at the Whitney Forum from August 8-11. “I have a lot of fun,” said Leach. “My life today is strictly for First Nations...
