by MBC News | Apr 9, 2020
An Indigenous filmmaker from Peepeekisis First Nation has been awarded up to $16,000 in cash and approximately $10,000 of in-kind services for his new film as part of the IndigiDocs program run by the National Screen Institute (NSI). Peter Brass and his documentary...
by MBC News | Apr 9, 2020
The Far North has a new case of COVID-19. It was among seven announced by the province Thursday. The location of the fifth case was not disclosed. Three cases in that region are active. 138 of the cases are from Saskatoon, 58 from Regina and 52 from the north. Eight...
by MBC News | Apr 9, 2020
Northern on-reserve First Nations appear to be under prepared to battle COVID-19. These communities face challenges in several areas, including remoteness, medical protection supplies and overcrowded housing. “If you have a case in the household of 15 people, there is...
by MBC News | Apr 9, 2020
The La Ronge Ice Wolves were in the midst of an exciting first-round playoff series versus the Yorkton Terriers when the SJHL season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in March. The Ice Wolves had five players from the United States on their roster who had to...
by MBC News | Apr 9, 2020
Prince Albert residents experiencing economic hardship because of the COVID-19 pandemic are now going to have a little more time to pay their utility bills. In a special meeting Wednesday night, council passed a motion that waves late payment fees on water bills from...
by MBC News | Apr 8, 2020
The Northern Village of Pinehouse said a person with a post office box in that community has tested positive for COVID-19. Mayor Mike Natomagan said in a letter that the unidentified person in their 50’s has been away from Pinehouse for several months, on a lengthy...
by MBC News | Apr 8, 2020
Saskatchewan could see between 3000 and 8000 deaths due to COVID-19. In modelling released today by the Sask. Health Authority, there could be as many as 480,000 cases of the coronavirus. This could put great strain on hospitals where 4200 people could be hospitalized...
by MBC News | Apr 8, 2020
COVID-19 has virtually shut down every sport across the globe. For young football players in northern Saskatchewan, a popular camp featuring members of the Saskatchewan Roughriders is in jeopardy. The Saskatchewan Roughriders Northern Football Jamboree is scheduled...
by MBC News | Apr 8, 2020
A First Nations health authority, which serves much of northern Saskatchewan, says it has nowhere near enough personal protective equipment to deal with a potential COVID-19 outbreak. The Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority serves approximately 55,000 people in 33...
by MBC News | Apr 8, 2020
It appears an ongoing battle between Mary Ann Morin and the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan is headed back to court. Last month, a Prince Albert Court of Queen’s Bench judge ruled Morin never resigned from her position as MN-S treasurer in 2017 and should be recognized by...
