Psych report leads to sentencing delays in Marlene Bird attack

A lengthy psychological report is the reason behind another delay in sentencing for the man who pleaded guilty to the attack on Marlene Bird. In June of 2014, Bird was left with life-altering injuries after she was burnt and cut in downtown Prince Albert. She needed...

UPDATE: The La Ronge Northerner soon to be no more

Next week, a northern weekly newspaper will go to print for the last time. The news about The La Ronge Northerner’s office closing came on Wednesday from its publisher, Glacier Media. Its last day of operations will be August 7, group publisher Brent Fitzpatrick...

Mixed results in Cameco’s latest financial results

Uranium giant Cameco reports second quarter profits are down, but the company remains optimistic about the long-term future and its strategy to capitalize on pent up demand as more countries tap into nuclear power. The second quarter results show realized net income...
Premier, ministers head farther north for post-fire meetings

Premier, ministers head farther north for post-fire meetings

  After the prime minister’s visit to La Ronge last week, provincial politicians are making the rounds to other areas where flames were far too close for comfort earlier this month. On Wednesday, the premier and several ministers hopped on a plane to visit Ile a...

Mobile First Nation-focused job training gets a makeover

Two career-training buses have a new look and a new purpose. On Wednesday the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) showed off new paint jobs on their two career training buses. SIIT’s Lisa Shingoose explains what the Job Connections buses have to...

More Affordable Housing Aimed at Metis Families

Three levels of government and a Metis housing authority have joined forces to provide affordable new housing for six families on the edge of Regina’s trendy Cathedral neighbourhood. Construction will begin immediately and the first tenants will be moving in...

Family speaks about Red Earth murder

Those who knew a man murdered on Red Earth First Nation are still reeling from the news of his death. The body of Dion Head, 42, was found in his home late Saturday morning. His aunt, Charlene Head, described her emotions when she found out what happened, saying it...