by MBC News | Feb 27, 2019
The 36th annual Don Allen Saskaloppet cross-country ski event gets underway on Friday in La Ronge. Over 200 skiers are expected to take part in the action. In addition to Saskatchewan athletes, there’s even competitors expected to come from other provinces. “We will...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2019
The Jonas Roberts Memorial Community Centre (JRMCC) is hosting an event this weekend that promises to put young trappers to the test. The 2019 Jr. King and Queen Trappers’ Competition is for youth 12-17-years-old. The entry fee is $25 per participant and the...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2019
The City of Regina, through Reconciliation Regina and the Regina Public Library are encouraging residents to read about reconciliation. The parties worked together to put on an event called “Read for Reconciliation” on Saturday. The event was held at the Mâmawêyatitân...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2019
Saskatchewan’s new trespass to property act is likely to have more negative than positive consequences, a Toronto academic says. Estair Van Wagner is an assistant professor at Osgoode Hall Law School. She says the new law could actually serve as an obstacle to...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2019
The Prince Albert Food Bank got a big boost Tuesday morning with a donation of about 287 pounds of deer meat. The donation was made by the organization Hunters with Heart. Food bank executive director Kim Scruby says the donation will help the food bank meet its...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2019
RCMP are investigating after shots were fired at a residence on the Moosomin First Nation Monday night. Police say no one was injured in the incident which took place around 10 p.m. An investigation found evidence consistent with bullets from a large calibre firearm...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2019
Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation is under a state of emergency after the community’s water treatment facility caught fire Monday night. Area residents were evacuated over health fears from toxic smoke. Federal officials are at the First Nation today discussing solutions...
by MBC News | Feb 26, 2019
Around 70 children in Sandy Bay and Pelican Narrows recently had the opportunity to learn the sport of rugby. The game, which is usually very physical, is made safer by allowing the kids to use belt flags. The two-day rugby camp is associated with Rugby Canada and...
by MBC News | Feb 25, 2019
File Hills Police Service confirms missing snowmobiler Daniel James Spencer has been found deceased. Police Chief Lennard Busch says searchers located Spencer at around noon today approximately three kilometers east of the community center on the Carry the Kettle...
by MBC News | Feb 25, 2019
The federal NDP say it’s time Ottawa starts to fund its recently announced National Housing Strategy. Northern Sask. MP Georgina Jolibois says the lack of funding is causing housing issues for residents in Pelican Narrows. She says that community has requests for 266...
