Family of a missing young man is asking the public for any information related to his whereabouts. Bryon Watson, 23, from Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, was last seen November 26, leaving his aunt’s house. Watson is described as 5’8″ tall and 175 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. His attire is unkno...

It's been seven months since Aaron Gamble was killed, and for seven months, his sister has been looking for answers. "It's been difficult for myself and my family to get through this," said Emilia Greyeyes a member of Beardy's and Okemasis' Cree Nation. "It happens all the time - families get frustrated ...

Saskatoon Police Service have been able to confirm that Dawn Walker and her son Vincent have been located safe in the United States. More information will be released at a Monday news conference

This month, families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit Individuals (MMIWG2S) are creating a special starblanket as a way to raise awareness and to remember their loved ones. The starblanket, historically created by the Dakota, Lakota and Nakoda people, symbolizes strength and community. It'...

Sunday, September 19 marks the one-year anniversary of the last time Megan Gallagher, 30, was seen, as she left a friend's house in Saskatoon. Her family is hosting a commemorative walk for her that day. "Every day, Megan is missed, she is thought of, she is loved, she has not been forgotten," her father Bria...

When Gwenda Yuzicappi visits Wicanhpi Duta Win , the Red Star Woman monument honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in front of the Saskatoon Police Station, she feels a profound connection to it. The design was inspired by her daughter, Amber Redman, whose Dakota name was Red Star Woman. Red...

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The Gallagher family just want their Megan back. "We're hoping someone can give us information," said her father Brian Gallagher. "We haven't had confirmed contacts with her since the 19th of September. We're asking anybody who has any information about Megan to contact the Saskatoon City Police, or 975-...

While we have reached the end of November, the time of year we remember and honour our Veterans who have served and sacrificed, we want to remind you to keep them close in your hearts and prayers throughout the year. We leave you this month with a tribute by the Grade 6 class at Fort Qu'Appelle Elementary School. The d...

As a sixties scoop survivor, Sherri Swidrovich knows what it's like to feel left out and unheard. So as a member of the newly appointed board of directors of the Sixties Scoop National Healing Foundation, her guiding principles will be including all survivors and respecting the vast diversity of their experiences. &quo...

Nora Cummings was raised to work hard and support her people. Born and raised in Saskatoon, Cummings is the daughter of Jerry and Irene Ouellette, who came from the historic Round Prairie Metis settlement south of Saskatoon. She says her father was hard working and perfectionist and her mother was extremely smart, thou...

Incorporating history of the land, stories from locals and Indigenous knowledge will be integral to the design of the new central library in Saskatoon. Alfred Waugh, architect and owner of Formline Architecture in Vancouver, has been selected to lead the design team for the new central library, which also includes Chev...

Containing the spread of COVID-19 on the Fond du Lac Denesuline Nation is critical to avoid overwhelming the northern fly-in community's few health resources, community leaders say. The pressures of containing the spread of the novel coronavirus have been compounded by mechanical problems at the First Nation's water tr...

James Smith Cree Nation Chief Wally Burns thinks that his First Nations namesake would be pleased with the opening of his Nations MRI and education clinic in Saskatoon. "Oh, James Smith would be very happy. Especially with the 7 th generation," said Chief Burns. "Looking at the whole perspective of reali...