by MBC News | Nov 11, 2015
Photo courtesy Canine Action Project, Facebook. A call for help from Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has saved the lives of more than 150 dogs and cats. The Prince Albert-area reserve approached the Canine Action Project (CAP) to avoid a cull in the community. At the end of...
by MBC News | Nov 10, 2015
Miss FSIN Jolene Creely spent the last 12 months representing the FSIN, SIGA, BHP Billiton, “Spirit of our Nations” Cultural Celebration and Powwow. Jolene Creely giggles and laughs thinking about how quickly her life changed when she was crowned Miss FSIN at last...
by MBC News | Nov 10, 2015
Voting is underway on a water diversion project that could pump $1.3 billion to the Black Lake First Nation. That dollar value is what the community stands to gain over the 90-year life of the Tazi Twe Hydroelectric Project – if band members vote in favour of...
by MBC News | Nov 10, 2015
Former and current First Nations soldiers were honoured on Tuesday at the First Nations University in Regina. They took part in a Remembrance Day service recognizing the long history and sacrifices made by Canada’s aboriginal soldiers. The service began with the Grand...
by MBC News | Nov 9, 2015
West Wind Aviation began weekday scheduled flight service to La Ronge on Monday. The new flight connects the northern community to Wollaston Lake, Points North Landing, Prince Albert and Saskatoon. Company president Gord Gillespie says after an unsuccessful attempt to...
by MBC News | Nov 9, 2015
The Saskatchewan NDP says an ever-growing provincial roads budget isn’t helping the people of Dore Lake. Critic Buckley Belanger brought up the poor quality of Highway 924 in Question Period on Monday, which was spurred by a special visit to the Legislative...
by MBC News | Nov 9, 2015
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says there is a new sense of urgency to get approval for the Energy East pipeline, but he is already rejecting calls for a special resource revenue-sharing deal with First Nations. That call comes from the Federation of Saskatchewan...
by MBC News | Nov 7, 2015
Northern fishers are having some trust issues when it comes to new buyers for their commercial stock. For a long time, Saskatchewan’s commercial fishers sold to only one company, but their world is widening since that ended in 2012. Chinese company Invent I.O.T....
by MBC News | Nov 6, 2015
RCMP have released more information on the deaths of two people yesterday in Meadow Lake and they are calling it a murder-suicide. Around 10 a.m. Thursday RCMP received a call about shots being fired. When officers arrived they found the bodies of two adult men...
by MBC News | Nov 6, 2015
An expert on Indigenous mental health describes the suicide rate in the province’s north as a crises. Dr. Caroline Tait says the solutions must come from the communities themselves, with input from indigenous youth. But she also urges governments to commit financial...
