Events

No Space for Hate: NB protestors take aim at Bill 137

Editor's note: The following story contains strong language and sensitive subject matter that may be disturbing to some readers. Standing outside SaskParty candidate Jeremy Cockrill's campaign headqua...

Oct 05, 2024

CAMP set for Arts Exploration Tour in LLRIB communities

The Community Arts Mentorship Program (CAMP) is bring its Arts Exploration Tour to six communities in Northern Saskatchewan. The series of events will offer free arts activities and performances for a...

Oct 03, 2024

Vanity Cup boundaries extended to Tobin Resort this year

The 31st annual Vanity Cup begins this Saturday, with competing fishers getting to extend their boundaries this year.For the first time in the tournament's history, people will now get to fish in the ...

Oct 02, 2024

Unity Walk marks third anniversary

Wearing orange shirts and carrying drums, a group of people slowly make their way down the highway, as passing motorists honk their horns in support.The third annual Unity Walk was held over the weeke...

Oct 01, 2024

SIGA Casinos introduce new player loyalty reward program, SIGA Rewards

The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) is proud to announce the launch of its all-new loyalty program, SIGA Rewards. Representing an evolution of SIGA's commitment to exceptional guest experi...

Oct 01, 2024

From pain to strength: survivors walk the path of healing

Trigger warning: readers may be triggered by the subject matter of Indian Residential Schools. To access a 24-hour National Crisis Line, call: 1-866-925-4419.Sunchild Law held its 12th annual Battlefo...

Sep 30, 2024

Russia-Ukraine war dividing local cultural connections

A well-known Ukrainian dance troupe was noticeably absent from this year's Tapestrama event in Prince Albert.The Barveenok Ukrainian Dancers withdrew from the multicultural festival due to the inclusi...

Sep 29, 2024

'A way of hope and resilience': Annie Peyachew statue unveiled in Central Park

At the entrance to a grassy grove in Central Park, a little girl stood on a boulder wrapped in a star blanket. As the mid-morning sunlight gently dappled the leaves of the overhanging trees in gold, t...

Sep 28, 2024

'It's like light in my chest': Indigenous singing brings youth together

Traditional Indigenous rhythms echoed through the roof of Don Ross Centre on Friday night as First Nation community members gathered to embrace the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Through e...

Sep 28, 2024

'It's a great day': Witchekan First Nation recognizes Orange Shirt Day

Just days away from the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a sea of orange flooded the streets in Spiritwood on Friday.Dozens of students and staff from Kisikohk First Nation School at Witchek...

Sep 27, 2024