by MBC News | Sep 1, 2016
Wapiti Valley, Saskatchewan. Photo courtesy of Enns Kivin, Facebook. There is a bit of optimism at the Water Security Agency as it releases the latest test results of water samples from the North Saskatchewan River following the July oil spill by Husky. Only one...
by MBC News | Sep 1, 2016
Current logo for the Swift Current Indians. Photo courtesy of mascotdb.com The Western Major Baseball League’s Swift Current Indians will have a new name next season. In a news release, longtime Swift Current Indians team member, Harv Martinez talked about why...
by MBC News | Sep 1, 2016
Courtesy sakitawak.ca, The Village of Ile-a-la-Crosse website. A unique community safety conference will be coming to Saskatchewan’s North West region later this month. Ile-a-la-Crosse is set to host a community safety conference on September 30th to discuss...
by MBC News | Sep 1, 2016
A teacher in Outrement, QC on Aug. 29. Photo courtesy Facebook, Jennifer Dorner The chief representing Saskatchewan’s First Nations is reaching out to a Quebec school where teachers misused headdresses. Indigenous costumes were worn by Grade 3 students on the...
by MBC News | Sep 1, 2016
More than $700 have been raised to help an Aboriginal family who’s taken in their grandchildren after two sudden deaths in Delisle. The 26-year-old man and woman had lived there for two years or so before they were found dead in their home. The woman who died...
by MBC News | Aug 31, 2016
The fast-flowing current brought logs and debris along the river in Prince Albert. Photo by Chelsea Laskowski Heavy rainfall from Alberta in recent weeks has increased water levels in the north Saskatchewan River, and right now that water is flowing through Prince...
by MBC News | Aug 31, 2016
Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Photo courtesy of Joel Willick. The City of Saskatoon is throwing its support behind Wanuskewin’s quest to become a World Heritage site. On Wednesday, Saskatoon and Wanuskewin entered a land lease deal, where the heritage site will...
by MBC News | Aug 31, 2016
File Hills Police and RCMP officers at work. Photo courtesy of File Hills First Nations Police Service. Police have several people of interest they want to talk to in connection with a major marijuana bust on a Saskatchewan First nation, but so far no charges have...
by MBC News | Aug 30, 2016
Sylvia McAdam Saysewahum’s sign, which she says was shot at. Photo courtesy of Facebook. Idle No More co-founder, Sylvia McAdam Saysewahum is calling for more supporters to protest against what she says is unauthorized clear-cutting of forest on Treaty 6 land...
by MBC News | Aug 30, 2016
Photo courtesy of cwf-fcf.org Some restrictions on workers taking walks are now in place at the Cigar Lake Uranium Mine site. Cameco officials took the action after a contract worker was attacked by a wolf. The incident happened early Monday morning while the worker...
