North @ Noon News May 22

This week has been marked as Treaty Recognition Week in Saskatchewan.

Treaty Commissioner Kathy Walker spoke with MBC News about the week, the upcoming 150 year commemoration of Treaty 6, and the need for more treaty education in the province.

Here is a part of that conversation.

This week has been marked as Treaty Recognition Week in Saskatchewan.
Treaty Commissioner Kathy Walker spoke with MBC News about the week, the upcoming 150 year commemoration of Treaty 6, and the need for more treaty education in the province.
Here is a part of that conversation.

Treaty Commissioner Kathy Walker speaks with MBC News on Treaty Recognition Week

North @ Noon News May 21

May 14, 2026

MBC News Host: Amber Bear

Community members and special dignitaries gathered along the riverbank at the monuments in Prince Albert this week for the annual Moose Hide Campaign event, raising awareness about gender-based violence and the need for healing, reconciliation, and community support.

The event began at the Prince Albert Grand Council monuments and featured guest speakers including PAGC Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, City of Prince Albert Mayor Bill Powalinsky, and community advocates.

Despite rainy weather, organizers said many people still came out to show support for the campaign and to hear the message the presenters shared.

Chelsea Morin, organizer with the Moose Hide Campaign event in Prince Albert, said the movement focuses on ending violence against women and children.

To continue reading the full article visit MBCradio.com

May 14, 2026
MBC News Host: Amber Bear
Community members and special dignitaries gathered along the riverbank at the monuments in Prince Albert this week for the annual Moose Hide Campaign event, raising awareness about gender-based violence and the need for healing, reconciliation, and community support.
The event began at the Prince Albert Grand Council monuments and featured guest speakers including PAGC Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, City of Prince Albert Mayor Bill Powalinsky, and community advocates.
Despite rainy weather, organizers said many people still came out to show support for the campaign and to hear the message the presenters shared.
Chelsea Morin, organizer with the Moose Hide Campaign event in Prince Albert, said the movement focuses on ending violence against women and children.
To continue reading the full article visit <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/05/moose-hide-campaign-brings-awareness-healing-and-support-to-prince-albert">MBCradio.com</a>

Moose Hide Campaign - Prince Albert

North @ Noon News May 20

May 19, 2026

MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour

MBC News interviews Bill Stevenson, Executive Director of  Sâkêwêwak First Nation Artists’ Collective.  

Sâkêwêwak First Nation Artists’ Collective is bringing Indigenous music artists including Drezus, Melody McArthur and Teagan Littlechief and others on stage at this years Cathedral Village Arts Festival in Regina on May 23rd. 

To continue reading the full article visit MBCradio.com

May 19, 2026
MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour
MBC News interviews Bill Stevenson, Executive Director of&nbsp; S&acirc;k&ecirc;w&ecirc;wak First Nation Artists&rsquo; Collective. &nbsp;
S&acirc;k&ecirc;w&ecirc;wak First Nation Artists&rsquo; Collective is bringing Indigenous music artists including Drezus, Melody McArthur and Teagan Littlechief and others on stage at this years Cathedral Village Arts Festival in Regina on May 23rd.&nbsp;
To continue reading the full article visit <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/05/sakewewak-stage-showcasing-indigenous-artists">MBCradio.com</a>

Sâkêwêwak Stage Showcasing Indigenous Artists 

North @ Noon News May 19

North @ Noon News May 15

May 13, 2026

MBC News Host: Amber Bear

Nursing Week shines a spotlight on health-care workers across Canada this week and one nurse at Prince Albert's Victoria Hospital is encouraging students and future health-care professionals to explore the many benefits opportunities nursing can offer.

Joanna Guidinger, manager of Outpatient Services at Victoria Hospital, who is from Prince Albert, returned home after completing her nursing education in Saskatoon and says being able to serve the community she grew up in has been especially meaningful.

To continue reading the article visit MBCradio.com

May 13, 2026
MBC News Host: Amber Bear
Nursing Week shines a spotlight on health-care workers across Canada this week and one nurse at Prince Albert's Victoria Hospital is encouraging students and future health-care professionals to explore the many benefits opportunities nursing can offer.
Joanna Guidinger, manager of Outpatient Services at Victoria Hospital, who is from Prince Albert, returned home after completing her nursing education in Saskatoon and says being able to serve the community she grew up in has been especially meaningful.
To continue reading the article visit <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/?p=78780&amp;preview=true">MBCradio.com</a>

Nurses week 

May 15, 2026

MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour

Jeff Cappo opened the ceremony by welcoming the crowd to the 8th annual Hearts in the Park event in Regina yesterday sponsored by the Circle Project, Family Service Regina and the Regina Police Service (RPS).

“We are gathering here today during the victim and survivors of crime week to honor those who have felt the impacts of domestic violence in our communities,” said Cappo.

The event offered attendees the opportunity to remember those affected by violence and to bring awareness of the topic by placing a heart in the park on their behalf.

Family Service Regina provides support to those impacted by violence.

“We have a domestic violence unit where folks can receive support to navigate the justice system, we support people to attend the police service or to attend court, we do safety planning and resourcing and help people navigate this very challenging concern in their life,” said Kirk Englot, CEO at Family Service Regina.

 to read the full article visit MBCradio.com

May 15, 2026
MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour
Jeff Cappo opened the ceremony by welcoming the crowd to the 8th annual Hearts in the Park event in Regina yesterday sponsored by the Circle Project, Family Service Regina and the Regina Police Service (RPS).
&ldquo;We are gathering here today during the victim and survivors of crime week to honor those who have felt the impacts of domestic violence in our communities,&rdquo; said Cappo.
The event offered attendees the opportunity to remember those affected by violence and to bring awareness of the topic by placing a heart in the park on their behalf.
Family Service Regina provides support to those impacted by violence.
&ldquo;We have a domestic violence unit where folks can receive support to navigate the justice system, we support people to attend the police service or to attend court, we do safety planning and resourcing and help people navigate this very challenging concern in their life,&rdquo; said Kirk Englot, CEO at Family Service Regina.
&nbsp;to read the full article visit <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/05/hearts-in-the-park-the-power-of-collaboration">MBCradio.com</a>

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