Minor hockey teams receive donation
Clay Debray understands the importance of giving back to the community.
Recently, Debray – manager of PineRidge Ford Place on Flying Dust First Nation as well as the onsite Snipe and Celly Pro Shop – donated $4,000 to Meadow Lake...
Mirasty leads Broncos
The Meadow Lake Broncos aren’t ready to give up on a SaskAlta Hockey League championship just yet.
After dropping the first two games in their playoff series against the Hillmond Hitmen Feb. 14 and 15, the Broncos turned the tables...
Hockey player makes Top 80 tourney
by Phil Ambroziak
Recently, Jerome Norman of Flying Dust First Nation was selected to compete in the SaskFirst Bantam Top 80 tournament this February. He is one of only 48 forwards chosen to be a part of the event and...
Who is Clarence Campeau?
Clarence Campeau was born in 1947 into a family of 11 and grew up living along a road allowance near Algrove, just north of the community of Archerwill in northeast Saskatchewan. When the provincial government decided to break up...
Northern Hamlet of Jans Bay: small community with big dreams
The Northern Hamlet of Jans Bay is a Métis community established in 1965, located on the shores of Canoe Lake and 30 minutes from Beauval, SK. It’s home to a settlement of about 200 people, but although it might...
CCDF helps Little Country Grill flourish under new ownership
In Victorie, Saskatchewan, close to Morin Lake Regional Park, sits a restaurant called Little Country Grill, famous for its poutine and homemade burgers since 1989. Owned and operated by Les and Liz Bilodeau, the couple bought the business in...
North Country Massage opens new spa
By Naomi Zurevinski
Bernadette Lavoie always knew she was an entrepreneur. After travelling and working abroad, she decided to come back to her roots in Saskatchewan, having grown up 30 minutes outside Prince Albert on a grain farm. In 2005,...
Richard Ben elected as new MLTC chief
Richard
Ben is ready to reunite the nine bands that make up the Meadow Lake Tribal
Council (MLTC).
This
was the message Ben continued to share with supporters after being elected as
the new MLTC tribal chief following a vote held in Saskatoon Nov....
Sonia Kosokowsky’s time with MLTC a rewarding career
With more than 30 years on the job, Sonia Kosokowsky has seen a lot of growth during her time with the Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC). “It (MLTC) started in 1981, while I came on in...