Mother protests COVID-positive son’s treatment in Regina jail
Julie Paul says she’s only heard from her son once since he contracted COVID-19
Priscilla Wolf
Priscilla is Cree and a member of Mistawasis Nehiyawak in Saskatchewan. She has worked with APTN National News in the past as a reporter in Winnipeg, host for an entertainment segment, and the 2010 Winter Olympics. Wolf is an alumni of the INCA –Indian Communications Arts Program at FNUC & has a BA of Indigenous Studies from the University of Regina. She brings over ten years of experience working in media across the prairie provinces.
Situation in Saskatchewan Penitentiary ‘real dire’ as outbreak continues says advocate
Penitentiary’s COVID-19 case number surpasses 200 including 74 active and zero deaths
Supporters of girl criticized at school want to establish national ribbon skirt day
Many show up in solidarity as Isabella Kulak returns to school following holidays
Traditional ceremonies should be exempt from pandemic lockdown rules says Treaty 6 confederacy
The liaison for the Confederacy of Treaty 6 says ceremonies should be exempt from Saskatchewan’s…
Advocates lobby feds and province to help inmates in Saskatchewan jail falling ill to COVID-19
Inmates being held at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre are being hit hard by the second…
Pandemic brings on new challenges to fighting HIV on reserves in Saskatchewan
90-90-90 campaign working to raise awareness of HIV and its treatment.
Satirical online news source The Feather enters second season of messing with the headlines
Indigenous comedians in Saskatoon are into their second season of delivering The Feather, which they…
James Smith Cree Nation opens unique medical imaging clinic in Saskatoon
First time a medical imaging centre has Indigenous organization as a partner.
Fond du Lac in northern Saskatchewan feeling sting of COVID-19 outbreak
COVID-19 coordinator says Canada must step up to help with supplies