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It only seemed right, says artist Jay Odjick, that he should take his artwork to a whole new level. “I think its important that we see ourselves portrayed in a positive light and I want to bring that from TV to books into clothing now,” said Odjick.

A man accused of modifying and trafficking weapons for use by street gangs in Saskatoon remains in custody. Brett Karol, 29, appeared in Saskatoon Provincial Court Nov. 23 on about 80 charges and the matter was adjourned.

Saskatoon, Calgary – Saskatchewan’s oil production has rebounded halfway back, from its pre-COVID-19 production levels, to its bottoming out when the crisis hit, to halfway back again.

For Excellence In Museums: History Alive! for The Saskatchewan Doukhobor Living Book Project

The CP Holiday Train is a tradition that many hold dear in Medicine Hat. This year, the train is going to have a different look compared to previous iterations.

The University of Manitoba Senate passed a motion on Nov. 4 to modify graduation requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degrees in the Faculty of Arts to include an Indigenous Content requirement effective next Sept. 1.

A fundraiser has been set up to find who is responsible for killing a white cow moose, which is considered sacred in Indigenous culture. During the week of Oct. 26, two cow moose were shot and harvested on Nova Road, near Foleyet.

Province announces 235 new cases Monday

Manitoba announced a record-high number of new daily COVID-19 cases Nov. 23, adding 543 new cases and pushing the total since the pandemic began to more than 14,000, about one per cent of the province’s population.

On Nov. 19, the Indian Head Detachment received a report of a break and enter and theft in the rural area near Indian Head. The incident occurred to a site where some construction was being conducted and was about one mile southwest of Indian Head.