by MBC News | Jun 8, 2012
China is preparing to receive more “natural” uranium from AREVA Resources. The Asian giant recently signed a series of deals with the uranium supplier that will see the country receiving more uranium through 2025. AREVA spokesman Jarrett Adams says the...
by MBC News | Jun 8, 2012
A history professor from the University of Saskatchewan is being given a prestigious honour. Keith Carlson has won this year’s New Researcher Award. His recent book examines the shifting identity of a First Nation on the West Coast before and after colonialism....
by MBC News | Jun 8, 2012
A member of the Ahtahkakoop First Nation is being recognized by SIAST. Richard Ahenakew is being awarded an honourary diploma for his many years of service to the community. He belongs to many boards and committees in Prince Albert — and was also the first...
by MBC News | Jun 7, 2012
RCMP are looking for two male suspects after a security guard was attacked with a metal pipe at the Cote First Nation’s band store early this morning. Mounties say the incident took place at around 3:00 a.m. According to police, the security guard suffered...
by MBC News | Jun 7, 2012
A 2010 report called for big changes in foster care in the province — but two years later, critics say only minor changes have been made. A University of Saskatchewan-led research team wants to find out why. They say the same thing has happened with other...
by MBC News | Jun 7, 2012
A union official says the province’s decision to close three special homes for high-risk children will backfire. SGEU President Bob Bymoen is responding to the government’s announced plans to close specialized homes in Regina, Prince Albert and Saskatoon....
by MBC News | Jun 7, 2012
A residential school survivor recounted his harrowing trip to school at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings in La Ronge today. Paul Sylvester told the commission the day he was taken from his family was the day something was ripped away inside him....
by MBC News | Jun 7, 2012
She grew up ashamed of being an Indian — now, Carol Morin is celebrating her ancestry through her art. Morin has opened her first show. Her work is on display at the cultural centre in Regina Beach all month.Her art depicts her life and the lives of so many...
by MBC News | Jun 7, 2012
The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority is reporting an increase in earnings. SIGA says it recorded an $81-million profit for 2011-2012. The company credits the growth to increased visitation to its casinos and favorable market conditions. SIGA President Zane Hansen...
by MBC News | Jun 7, 2012
Business owners in La Ronge met yesterday to hear from the president of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce. Steve McLellan spoke at a meeting organized to discuss the chamber, and opportunities in the province’s north. McLellan says for the economy to continue...
