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Ice Wolves defeat Klippers
The La Ronge Ice Wolves earned their first win of the season Sunday in Warman when they downed the Kindersley Klippers 4-2. “I think it all just kind of came together...
Ice Wolves edged in Nipawin
The La Ronge Ice Wolves wrapped up a home-and-home series with the Hawks on Saturday in Nipawin with a 3-2 loss. The Hawks got the first goal on the power play when Max...
Hawks clip Ice Wolves
The La Ronge Ice Wolves started their weekend on Friday at home with a 5-3 loss to the Nipawin Hawks. “I keep on talking about the 60 minutes, we played 40 tonight, that was...
U of R President stops in La Ronge as part of northern tour
University of Regina President Vianne Timmons is on a northern Saskatchewan tour this week. The U of R President was in La Loche Wednesday, Meadow Lake Thursday and La Ronge...
Lac La Ronge Indian Band uses scavenger hunt to keep community clean
The Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) has created a scavenger hunt to help clean up the community. Francis Ratt and April Bird at the Lac La Ronge Indian Band housing...
First Nation entrepreneur takes aim at Sheer’s riding
A First Nations entrepreneur is trying to unseat incumbent Conservative Andrew Sheer to represent the Regina-Qu’Appelle riding in the House of Commons. Jordan Ames-Sinclair...
OTC survey shows mixed results on reconciliation
A new survey shows 91 per cent of respondents think reconciliation is important and 87 per cent believe it is possible. The survey was conducted by the Office of the Treaty...
Third cannabis dispensary set to open on First Nations land
A third First Nations owned and operated cannabis retail store is set to open. The Zagime Anishinabek formally the Sakimay First Nation held a soft opening of its Omagakii...
Ice Wolves add Ozar
The La Ronge Ice Wolves are getting a defensive boost. The Ice Wolves have added 17-year-old defenceman Alex Ozar to their roster. “I think I’m just a simple defenceman who...
Southend power bills high because of consumption: SaskPower
It appears the high electrical bills in Southend are due to consumption and not external factors beyond the control of the community. SaskPower says it has completed its own...
Ice Wolves defeat Klippers
Ice Wolves edged in Nipawin
Hawks clip Ice Wolves
U of R President stops in La Ronge as part of northern tour
Lac La Ronge Indian Band uses scavenger hunt to keep community clean
First Nation entrepreneur takes aim at Sheer’s riding
OTC survey shows mixed results on reconciliation
Third cannabis dispensary set to open on First Nations land
Ice Wolves add Ozar
Southend power bills high because of consumption: SaskPower
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