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Northern justice conference grapples with domestic violence
New North's Northern Justice Symposium ended in Prince Albert on Thursday with a serious discussion on domestic violence. More than a hundred people are getting an education...
“The Beast” crosses the border
The grey area shows the fires as of Thursday morning. Photo courtesy Canadian Wildland Fire Information System's website Alberta's mammoth wildfire dubbed "The Beast" has...
Silver Standard shareholders approve takeover of Claude Resources
Seabee gold operation northeast of La Ronge. (Photo courtesy of clauderesources.com) A Canadian company which owns a gold mine in the US and a silver mine in Argentina has...
De Beers prepared to spend up to $20.4 million looking for diamonds in northern Sask.
De Beers Canada has signed an agreement to spend up to $20.4 million on diamond exploration targets staked by CanAlaska Uranium in the northwestern Athabasca Basin. The...
Guilty plea entered for Grandmother’s Bay death
Photo of the victim, Candace "Arlene" Roberts. Photo courtesy Facebook. A woman has entered a guilty plea for her role in a Grandmother Bay death that dates back to October....
INAC protest marks one month of camping outside Regina office
Photo courtesy Colonialism No More - Solidarity Camp Regina, Facebook The Colonialism No More group in Regina is holding strong as it marks one month of camping outside the...
La Ronge high school football player makes Saskatoon Hilltops
La Ronge Chargers football player Robin Louis has cracked a spot on the Saskatoon Hilltops roster for the upcoming season. Louis received the good news after attending a...
Tribal police investigate reserve shooting
Police are on the lookout for three suspects after a shooting at the Peepeekisis First Nation. Members of the File Hills First Nations Police Service and the RCMP were...
Wildfire stalls near Saskatchewan-Alberta boundary
The Fort McMurray fire in early May. Photo courtesy Facebook The Alberta wildfire described as an "uncontrollable beast" is expected to cross into Saskatchewan shortly....
Northern justice conference told it is time to stop calling alcoholism a disease
Harold Johnson speaks at New North's Northern Justice Symposium. Photo by Chelsea Laskowski A presentation at New North's Northern Justice Symposium in Prince Albert...
Northern justice conference grapples with domestic violence
“The Beast” crosses the border
Silver Standard shareholders approve takeover of Claude Resources
De Beers prepared to spend up to $20.4 million looking for diamonds in northern Sask.
Guilty plea entered for Grandmother’s Bay death
INAC protest marks one month of camping outside Regina office
La Ronge high school football player makes Saskatoon Hilltops
Tribal police investigate reserve shooting
Wildfire stalls near Saskatchewan-Alberta boundary
Northern justice conference told it is time to stop calling alcoholism a disease
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