Muskeg Lake Cree Nation man celebrates 20 years since he claimed U.K for First Peoples
John A. McDonald still remembers the day he walked into a park in Cambridge, U.K.,…
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.
Northern Saskatchewan braces for more flooding
People in the far northern reaches of Saskatchewan say they’re facing the worst flooding they’ve…
Man filmed Saskatoon arrest to hold police ‘accountable’
Arresting officer on leave pending an investigation
Mother speaks out after son’s arrest by Saskatoon police
Evan Penner’s mother spoke to the media Thursday about what happened to her son in…
Saskatoon police officer on leave following arrest video
Two community groups call for the officers involved to be fired.
Sask. casinos prepare to open with physical distancing measures in place
Bingo halls and casinos slated to open July 9
Sit-in protest at Regina John A. Macdonald statue hits day 14
“We would like it removed for what he stands for. We don’t want to destroy it.”
Saskatoon co-op helping students succeed
A youth centre in Saskatoon’s core area celebrated a big victory this week. With its…
Group Men of the North welcomes next generation
A group in La Ronge, Sask. called Men of the North have been meeting to…