North @ Noon News April 1

in conversation with Dene Honi host, David M.

in conversation with Dene Honi host, David M.

Elder Linda Minoose & Elder Joe Billete -- Cold Lake AB Lang Conf

Thursday MBC Dene Honi NEWS MAR 26th

part 1 with Lac Brochet educator, Agnes Carlson -- Dene Honi -- March 31 2026

Host -- MCI, MCI is for McIntyre, the baby boy is all grown up now -- Dave the Brave is David Dene Honi McIntyre... 

part 1 with Lac Brochet educator, Agnes Carlson -- Dene Honi -- March 31 2026
Host -- MCI, MCI is for McIntyre, the baby boy is all grown up now -- Dave the Brave is David Dene Honi McIntyre...&nbsp;

Dene Honi Tues March 31st with David MCI

last day of March in 2026

Abel Charles and the cree program -- Achimowin

James Fiddler is the guest

last day of March in 2026
Abel Charles and the cree program -- Achimowin
James Fiddler is the guest

Abel Charles host 03-31-26 Achimowin

North @ Noon News March 31

March 30, 2026

By Danielle Dufour

Janelle Gellvear, a 27-year-old from Saskatchewan, was diagnosed with a severe degenerative disk disease and spinal stenosis when she was 22 years old.

“I don’t feel like chronic and invisible illness experience is represented in media coverage,” said Gellvear. “I think that is part of why it can feel so lonely and like no one understands. It adds another difficult layer to the illness because it feels like we have to do research (again) if we want to find a story to relate to, or something to feel seen and heard.”

The Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Health reported almost 430,000 Saskatchewan residents or one-third (33.3%) of the population had at least one of 15 chronic illnesses in their lifetime (2022/23).

The Top five chronic illnesses people in Saskatchewan are experiencing are high blood pressure (hypertension), asthma, osteoarthritis, diabetes 20+ years, and COPD.

The exact cost for managing a chronic illness is unknown because there are many variables, including the type of chronic illnesses and treatment or medication, if needed.

To continue reading the full web article, visit mbcradio.com 

 

March 30, 2026
By Danielle Dufour
Janelle Gellvear, a 27-year-old from Saskatchewan, was diagnosed with a severe degenerative disk disease and spinal stenosis when she was 22 years old.
&ldquo;I don&rsquo;t feel like chronic and invisible illness experience is represented in media coverage,&rdquo; said Gellvear. &ldquo;I think that is part of why it can feel so lonely and like no one understands. It adds another difficult layer to the illness because it feels like we have to do research (again) if we want to find a story to relate to, or something to feel seen and heard.&rdquo;
The Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Health reported almost 430,000 Saskatchewan residents or one-third (33.3%) of the population had at least one of 15 chronic illnesses in their lifetime (2022/23).
The Top five chronic illnesses people in Saskatchewan are experiencing are high blood pressure (hypertension), asthma, osteoarthritis, diabetes 20+ years, and COPD.
The exact cost for managing a chronic illness is unknown because there are many variables, including the type of chronic illnesses and treatment or medication, if needed.
To continue reading the full web article, visit <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/03/the-cost-of-chronic-illness">mbcradio.com</a>&nbsp;
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The Cost of Chronic Illness 

North @ Noon News March 30

March 25, 2026

The Metis Nation Saskatchewan is hosted a ground blessing ceremony on Wednesday March 25, 2026, for 18 rent-to-own units, in  Prince Albert.
The 18 rent-to-own units will be a modular style unit which is being built off-site.
The new subdivision will be located at 10 Avenue West, south of Alfred Jenkins Field House.
The MN-S rent-to-own program is estimated to be completed by November 2026 and they will start taking applications in the fall.   

March 25, 2026
The Metis Nation Saskatchewan is hosted a ground blessing ceremony on Wednesday March 25, 2026, for 18 rent-to-own units, in&nbsp; Prince Albert. The 18 rent-to-own units will be a modular style unit which is being built off-site. The new subdivision will be located at 10 Avenue West, south of Alfred Jenkins Field House. The MN-S rent-to-own program is estimated to be completed by November 2026 and they will start taking applications in the fall. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Metis Nation Saskatchewan announce Rent-to-own units with ground blessing event 

potential 5 winners from Sunday March 29 2026, more potential winners as the contest rolls again Saturday Aprl 4 2026, starting at 12 noon

its Dan Its Sandy its the Adlers and friends many - it is Heart of the City Band focusing on Native American Music and Storytelling -- from two albums, one from 2020, the other from 2025

all info on the journey of these Minnesota musicians and more can be found, from these two links,

www.HeartoftheCity.org/  or www.danandsandyadler.com/ (free downloads of their music too)

 

 

potential 5 winners from Sunday March 29 2026, more potential winners as the contest rolls again Saturday Aprl 4 2026, starting at 12 noon
its Dan Its Sandy its the Adlers and friends many - it is Heart of the City Band focusing on Native American Music and Storytelling -- from two albums, one from 2020, the other from 2025
all info on the journey of these Minnesota musicians and more can be found, from these two links,
<a href="https://www.HeartoftheCity.org/">www.HeartoftheCity.org/</a>&nbsp; or <a href="https://www.danandsandyadler.com/">www.danandsandyadler.com/</a> (free downloads of their music too)
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Contest Wraps Sat April 4 -- Still Chances 4 U 2 Win

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