by MBC News | Aug 12, 2013
Dozens of Metis rallied in a Prince Albert park yesterday to protest governance issues within the Metis Nation of Saskatchewan.Darlene McKay is an area director in Prince Albert.She says the MNS has been given between seven to nine million dollars to create a registry...
by MBC News | Aug 12, 2013
A 98-year-old man was assaulted on the Wahpeton Dakota First Nation over the weekend.Prince Albert paramedics report that it happened shortly before midnight on Friday.They haven’t detailed the nature of his injuries or the type of assault — but Parkland...
by MBC News | Aug 12, 2013
La Ronge RCMP are looking for a suspect after an attempted armed robbery on the weekend.The incident on the Lac La Ronge Indian Band was reported around 10:30 Saturday evening.Police say a masked man believed to be carrying a shotgun entered a business and demanded...
by MBC News | Aug 12, 2013
The mayor of La Ronge says he wants to try and maximize the benefits of the uranium industry for Northern Saskatchewan.On Friday Thomas Sierzycki met with Green Party leader Victor Lau.The mayor says he welcomes the chance to talk with political leaders so he can hear...
by MBC News | Aug 12, 2013
John Arcand says fiddle music is alive and well in Western Canada.The master musician was speaking on his land just southwest of Saskatoon where he hosts his yearly music and cultural festival.Sixteen years later, the John Arcand Festival has grown into one of Western...
by MBC News | Aug 9, 2013
Family and friends of 34 year old Robin Cocks are hoping to find closure and provide a decent burial for him. He died 10 years ago on the Sakimay First Nation near Grenfell, but it took years before anyone knew he was dead, and they may never know how he...
by MBC News | Aug 9, 2013
A provincial official says in spite of the fact a fire has been raging near the northern community of Fond du Lac for over a month and is growing in size, the government does not have a “let it burn” policy. The Helmer fire, which is burning on the south side of Lake...
by MBC News | Aug 9, 2013
A Saskatoon newspaper publisher says the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan needs to move beyond internal political disputes and onto larger issues affecting all Indigenous people in the province – such as jobs, education and inherent rights. The feud came to a head earlier...
by MBC News | Aug 9, 2013
The federal government is responding to the sexual assault conviction and imprisonment of a First Nations chief. This week a judge in Carlyle sentenced Pheasant Rump First Nation Chief Terrance McArthur to nine months in jail for the sexual assault of a 16-year-old...
by MBC News | Aug 9, 2013
A First Nations woman from Winnipeg says she’s pleased a Canadian clothing company has decided to pull fake First Nations headdresses from its shelves. Last week, Kim Wheeler was shopping in Vancouver when she spotted the fake headdresses in an H&M Store. She...
