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City of Saskatoon: 2021 Boards, Committees and Commissions: City seeks new members from across diverse communities
Consider volunteering and take an active role on one of the City’s Boards, Commissions or Committees for 2021. The City is now seeking new members from across Saskatoon’s diverse community to fill vacant positions. In addition to general citizen representation, we are looking for applicants interested in serving our community through several advisory committee representative positions for Youth, Seniors, […]
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Saskatoon residents urged to wear orange shirts Sept. 30th; consider accepting ConnectR Reconciliation Challenge
The City is preparing for Orange Shirt Day (Sept. 30) by urging Saskatoon residents, businesses, and organizations to 1) wear an orange shirt on September 30th and, 2) accept the ConnectR Reconciliation Challenge. Orange Shirt Day is a day to mark the healing journey of residential school survivors and their families and to renew our […]
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Métis Nation – Saskatchewan Takes Legal Action Against the Province of Saskatchewan
SASKATOON, SK, Sept. 16, 2020 – Métis Nation – Saskatchewan (“MN-S”) has turned to the courts to address the Government of Saskatchewan’s (“Province’s”) continuing use and reliance on the 2010 First Nation and Metis Consultation Policy Framework (“2010 Policy”). The MN-S is asking the Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan for several declarations, including that […]
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Southern Empire and MAS Gold Receive Interim Order for Plan of Arrangement
16th September 2020 Southern Empire Resources Corp. (Southern Empire; TSX-V: SMP; Frankfurt: 5RE) and MAS Gold Corp. (MAS Gold; TSXV: MAS) are pleased to announce the receipt of an interim order from the Supreme Court of British Columbia (the “Interim Order”), in connection with Southern Empire’s previously announced acquisition of all of the issued and […]
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Cumberland College: Orange Shirt Day Call for Participants
Due to COVID 19 and the changes it has caused, Cumberland College will not be hosting the annual Orange Shirt Day Round Dance in September. Instead, in an effort to honor residential school survivors and the children that did not make it home, we will be creating a video to share with our students and […]
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The American Indian Film Festival recognizes Âsônamâtowin: A Sharing of Indigenous Knowledge.
September 8, 2020 Âsônamâtowin: A Sharing of Indigenous Knowledge, a film directed by Kehte-Ayak (Elders’) Council with the First Nations University of Canada, was selected as part of the programming to stream on Alaska Airlines flights. The film short will stream starting September 1, 2020 until August 31, 2021. Thank you to the American Indian […]
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Searchlight Resources Stakes Reef Lake Nickel Copper Project in Saskatchewan
Related Document 27 historical drill holes totaling 3,103.7 meters Drill intersection of 0.37% Nickel over 37.8 meters from surface including 0.66% Ni and 0.28% Cu over 9.8 meters Drill intersection of 0.41% Nickel and 0.15% Cu over 28.7 meters Including 1.19% Ni and 0.37% Cu over 1.0 meter and including 1.10% Ni and 0.27% Cu […]
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Back to School Kits for Métis K-12 Students
The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) has created a Back-to-School Kit for Métis families filled with supplies to ease the stress of returning to school during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Back-to-School Kits are for MNO citizens with children in Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12. Kits include a backpack, lunch box, reusable facemasks, hand sanitizer and […]
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SK Government: World Suicide Prevention Day 2020
September 10, 2020 Today the Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing World Suicide Prevention Day. This annual event brings people together to promote understanding about suicide and support those impacted by a suicide attempt or loss. “The tragic loss of a person by suicide is felt not only by family and friends, but by the entire […]
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On the ground when needed: Inspection report now available for CER field response to the Line 3 Herschel Pump Station incident
September 9, 2020 The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) works to keep energy moving safely in Canada. To meet our mandate, we require companies to anticipate, prevent, manage and mitigate conditions that could harm people, property and the environment. The CER also expects the companies we regulate to be prepared if an incident occurs that affects any […]
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