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North at Noon - March 10, 2026

North @ Noon News March 11

MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour

The YWCA in Regina launched a new fully digital violence prevention and bystander education program on Mar. 3rd.

Upstander Online represents a significant step forward in addressing Saskatchewan’s gender-based violence crisis.

The program equips workplaces, nonprofits, Indigenous-serving organizations, and community Groups with practical tools to recognize red flags, intervene safely, and strengthen accountability.

Saskatchewan continues to report the highest provincial rates of gender-based violence;  the highest rate of intimate partner; and has the second-highest rate of sexual violence among Canadian provinces.

MBC News discusses with Megan Moore,  Senior Director of Community Programs for the YMCA in Regina about the Upstander program.

Read the Article here: MBCRadio.com

MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour
The YWCA in Regina launched a new fully digital violence prevention and bystander education program on Mar. 3rd.
Upstander Online represents a significant step forward in addressing Saskatchewan&rsquo;s gender-based violence crisis.
The program equips workplaces, nonprofits, Indigenous-serving organizations, and community Groups with practical tools to recognize red flags, intervene safely, and strengthen accountability.
Saskatchewan continues to report the highest provincial rates of gender-based violence;&nbsp;&nbsp;the highest rate of intimate partner; and has the second-highest rate of sexual violence among Canadian provinces.
MBC News discusses with Megan Moore,&nbsp;&nbsp;Senior Director of Community Programs for the YMCA in Regina about the Upstander program.
Read the Article here: <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/03/ywca-upstander-program-online-violence-prevention">MBCRadio.com</a>

YWCA Megan Moore Upstander DV Program launch

The Prince Albert Grand Council is hosting a symposium this month to discuss a feasibility study on policing in PAGC communities.

The symposium will bring leaders and representatives from PAGC communities to go through the report and further determine whether an Indigenous-led police service can work for PAGC.

It will take place on March 26 at the Ches Leach Lounge in Prince Albert.

MBC's Joel Willick spoke with David Sanderson of the PAGC about the upcoming event.

The Prince Albert Grand Council is hosting a symposium this month to discuss a feasibility study on policing in PAGC communities.
The symposium will bring leaders and representatives from PAGC communities to go through the report and further determine whether an Indigenous-led police service can work for PAGC.
It will take place on March 26 at the Ches Leach Lounge in Prince Albert.
MBC's Joel Willick spoke with David Sanderson of the PAGC about the upcoming event.

North at Noon - March 10, 2026

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