SES Makes Case For Province To Wean Itself Off Of Coal

An environmentalist is calling for changes in the way Saskatchewan generates its energy — but he acknowledges not all of them will work in the province’s north. Bob Halliday recently tabled a report on behalf of the Saskatchewan Environmental Society. In...

Judge Reserves Decision In Case Involving Accused Teacher

A Regina judge has reserved her decision in the sexual assault trial of a former high school teacher until the new year. 36 year-old Corey Matthews is accused of sexually assaulting a student at an inner city high school seven years ago. Yesterday, lawyers presented...

Feds Announce Real Matrimonial Property Act Is Now In Force

The Federal government says women and children living on First Nations now have access to the same matrimonial rights as those living off-reserve. Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt made the announcement this morning. He says Bill S-2, the Family Homes on...

Alleged Casino Fraud-Artist Appears In Court

The man charged with allegedly stealing millions of dollars from the Whitecap First Nation made his third appearance in a Saskatoon courtroom today. Hugo Gallegos is charged with theft over $5,000 and fraud over $5,000. A Canada-wide warrant for Gallegos’ arrest had...

Testimony Wraps Up At Trial Of Accused Teacher

Testimony has ended at the sexual assault trial of a former Regina high school teacher. 36 year-old Corey Matthews spent the entire day on the witness stand. Prosecutors ended their cross-examination late this afternoon,  contending Matthews had taken advantage of his...

Searchers Continue To Scour Lake For Body Of Missing Elder

The search to find the body of a missing elder from the Lac La Ronge Indian Band has entered a new phase. Despite weeks of searching volunteers still haven’t found the body of Solomon Roberts. The elder went through the ice on Otter Lake on November 12. Band...

Campaign Launched To Combat Youth Suicide In Metis Community

Aboriginal youth suicide is a serious issue and the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan is taking action. This morning in Saskatoon, the MN-S launched the Blue Ribbon campaign, which aims to train people in youth suicide prevention. MN-S President Robert Doucette says Métis...