Sask. First Nation opts for tiny homes to address urgent housing needs
The tiny homes are meant for single people, but they are expandable if a tenant decides to have a family
Leanne Sanders
Leanne has a certificate in broadcasting and has more than 12 years of radio news experience, both as an anchor and reporter in Saskatchewan and Alberta. The Métis journalist is a passionate writer and born storyteller and loves to connect with people and learn about their life experiences.
Overgrown well may hold secrets to a 30 year old Saskatchewan mystery
The disappearance of Kevin Charles and his adoptive grandmother Mary Goodfellow remains unsolved.
‘We still don’t know what happened:’ Missing woman’s family grieves as 2nd suspect appears in court
A second man charged in connection with the death of a Métis woman in Saskatoon…
First Nations leaders launch advocacy organization for children in remote communities
National Assembly of Remote Communities is meeting in Saskatoon.
MMIWG activist pushing for changes to Amber Alert system
Jamie Smallboy says Indigenous women and children are targets.
Cree nation in Saskatchewan asks for Canadian Rangers to help in search for Frank Young
The Red Earth Cree Nation in northeastern Saskatchewan has asked the federal government to send…
FSIN presses Canadian Catholic bishops to bring Pope to Saskatchewan
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations held a news conference at the last standing residential…
New Indigenous language podcast hopes to help revitalize, preserve languages
A new Indigenous language podcast project by the First Nations University of Canada is aiming…
Spring break up allows officials to return to the waters in search of Frank Young
Missing vulnerable person alert lifted for Frank Young on Tuesday.