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Back to Batoche Days to celebrate Métis culture
The Back to Batoche festival has drawn thousands annually to celebrate Métis identity, culture, values, and language. Photo by David Stobbe / StobbePhoto / Métis Nation –...
McPhail on the 2024 ticket for the NDP in Cumberland
Jordan McPhail will represent the NDP in the 2024 general election. McPhail won the Cumberland nomination Saturday evening. He will replace long-time MLA Doyle Vermette, who...
Sentencing of woman who pleaded guilty in Senator Allen Bird Memorial Centre fire pushed back
The woman charged in relation to the fire which is destroyed the Senator Allen Bird Memorial Centre in Prince Albert is having her matters pushed back. Gina Beatty was not...
Northlands President touts new collaboration agreement and benefits for northern students
The President and CEO of Northlands College is talking about the benefits of a recently announced agreement signed by the college and University of Regina (U of R). Karsten...
Stolen truck leads to crystal meth seizure
Prince Albert RCMP say a report of a stolen pickup truck has netted 115 grams of crystal meth and firearms. On June 29, Mounties received a report that the occupants of an...
Agreement reached in Percival class-action suit
(Photo of the Lebret residential school) WARNING: Disturbing content By: Marc Lalonde, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The federal government announced last week it had...
Indigenous woman convicted following viral video confrontation at Saskatoon grocery store
A provincial court judge has convicted a Saskatoon woman of assault and theft at a FreshCo grocery store in April 2021. A viral video of the confrontation between Annette...
Northern and First Nations communities receive grants to increase traffic safety
The Dene and Cree language will be visible on traffic signs in many First Nations, as the province is aiming to boost traffic safety. Nearly $15,000 is being invested into...
Court tosses legal action brought by former Athabasca Health Authority CEO
A King's Bench judge has dismissed an application filed by the former CEO of the Athabasca Health Authority (AHA) contesting his termination. The decision by Justice B.R...
Charges laid after traffic stop in La Ronge
A 29 year-old man is facing a number of charges after a traffic stop this weekend in La Ronge. La Ronge RCMP said this past Saturday as part of an ongoing trafficking...
Back to Batoche Days to celebrate Métis culture
McPhail on the 2024 ticket for the NDP in Cumberland
Sentencing of woman who pleaded guilty in Senator Allen Bird Memorial Centre fire pushed back
Northlands President touts new collaboration agreement and benefits for northern students
Stolen truck leads to crystal meth seizure
Agreement reached in Percival class-action suit
Indigenous woman convicted following viral video confrontation at Saskatoon grocery store
Northern and First Nations communities receive grants to increase traffic safety
Court tosses legal action brought by former Athabasca Health Authority CEO
Charges laid after traffic stop in La Ronge
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