LLRIB community dealing with longstanding drinking water issues

LLRIB community dealing with longstanding drinking water issues

Editors Note: This story was amended on Feb. 15 to include a response from Indigenous Services Canada.  Drinking water quality is currently a cause of concern for members of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) living on Little Red River Reserve. People living in the...
Orano makes investment in women trades training

Orano makes investment in women trades training

Orano is making an investment to help increase the number of women working in their northern Saskatchewan operations and their company as a whole. The uranium company announced a $1 million donation to Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Women in Trades and Technology...
First Nation dancer performs at Super Bowl pre-game festivities

First Nation dancer performs at Super Bowl pre-game festivities

By Sam Laskaris, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com Patrick Mitsuing, a member of Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation in Saskatchewan, played a key role at yesterday’s Super Bowl, the National Football League’s championship final. No, Mitsuing did not...
Woodland Cree chief’s speeches highlight Treaty celebrations

Woodland Cree chief’s speeches highlight Treaty celebrations

Treaty Day celebrations are now wrapped up at Montreal Lake Cree Nation. The festivities started Thursday with opening ceremonies and wrapped up on Sunday. Part of the celebrations saw the chiefs of the Woodland Cree nations, Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB), Montreal...
New Indigenous women’s group forms in La Ronge

New Indigenous women’s group forms in La Ronge

By Roman Hayter “Women of the Swift Flowing River,” is a provincial volunteer organization of First Nations, non-status members, Metis, Inuit, women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ women from across Saskatchewan. The group’s vision is to improve the lives of...
Cameco’s banner 2022, setups longevity in the future

Cameco’s banner 2022, setups longevity in the future

Cameco said 2022 was a fantastic year for the uranium producer. In its Third Quarter financial results released Thursday said it produced over 80 million pounds of uranium, through signing a record number of contracts. “Demand for nuclear power, supported by growth...
Treaty Day celebrations set to get underway in Montreal Lake

Treaty Day celebrations set to get underway in Montreal Lake

Treaty Celebrations are getting underway at Montreal Lake Cree Nation. The Woodland Treaty Day Celebrations are set to officially kick off Thursday with opening ceremonies and a meal in the early evening. Events Coordinator Roger Bird told MBC Radio News the...