Survivor shares story of Marieval Indian Residential School’s intergenerational impact
Sekwun Ahenakew is a fourth or possibly even fifth generation survivor of the institution
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.
Saskatoon Tribal Council chief calls on city to rename residential street named after MacDonald
Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand is calling for the city to rename a street…
Saulteaux chemist launches consulting business to Indigenize science, technology, engineering and mathematics
Dawn Pratt, a Saulteaux chemist from Muscowpetung First Nation in Saskatchewan is the founder of…
Residential school survivors in Saskatchewan struggling with news out of Kamloops
The Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program has a hotline to help residential school survivors and…
Muskowekwan Nation ready to start painful search for school graves again
Pandemic put a hold on the search at the Muskowekwan school in 2020.
Friends pay tribute to well-known tracker and APTN TV host Tom Charles
Tom Charles, a well known tracker from Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan has died. According to…
Wildfire kills power to homes in several communities in northern Saskatchewan
‘The temperature dropped to below zero and the gas all the stores shut down including all the gas stations so everyone ran out of gas,’ explains Cathy Wheaton Bird
May 18 proclaimed Fred Sasakamoose Day in Saskatchewan
Fred Sasakamoose, the first treaty First Nations man to play in the National Hockey League…
Case of Saskatchewan Mountie charged with killing Clear Water Dene First Nation man put over
Brett Herman made it a point Thursday to get himself down to the Prince Albert…