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Starting a new fitness journey can be intimidating, but one northern Saskatchewan coach is encouraging community members to embrace the discomfort and make physical health a priority.  Joey Generoux leads community fitness programming in Montreal Lake and La Ronge and says getting active is about building a healthier future. Generoux spoke with MBC News about his story.

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August 25, 2026 Host: Danielle Dufour Ranch Ehrlo is celebrating their 60th anniversary with a special carnival event and powwow taking place on Thursday, August 27th at the Pilot Butte campus on Treaty 4 territory. This non-profit organization is a multi-service agency delivering a wide range of accredited mental health and developmental services delivered throughout Saskatchewan. “We invite everyone to come down,” said Jamie Lerat Indigenous Advisor with Ranch Ehrlo. The day will kick off with a male and female pipe ceremony at 8:30 a.m. followed by a feast at 10:30 a.m. and the powwow grand entry at 1:00 p.m. Family carnival activities, inflatables and a complimentary snack canteen will run from 2 to 3:30 p.m. The day will wrap up at 4:15 p.m. with a community barbecue. To continue to read full story visit mbcradio.com

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MBC Host: Danielle Dufour Shannon Elizabeth, a Metis Cree singer-songwriter from Peepeekisis First Nation, has been a performer since she was a child. Her love of music began when she was nine years old while singing with her family band performing all over western Canada. She performed as the opening act at the Exchange Folk Festival in Regina on August 8th. “My experience was wonderful, it was surreal,” said Elizabeth. “The people were great; the stage was awesome.” In 2017, she released a six-track solo album called “Way to Memphis” and said that experience was wonderful as she recorded out of Nashville, Tennessee with New Sun Records where she worked with Dewayne Strobel, Crystal Shawanda and Dave Row. Her popularity grew when her favourite song “Reckless” was released and said, “That was real powerful for me.” To continue to read full story visit mbcradio.com

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Kids Help Phone has launched its first-ever "End the Silence Day" initiative to encourage young Indigenous boys and men to seek mental health support.  The national campaign aims to address critical gaps in mental health resources while encouraging help-seeking behavior among Indigenous youth.  MBC's Joel Willick spoke with Deanna Dunham, Director of Indigenous Initiatives at Kids Help Phone, about the new campaign. 

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MBC Host: Danielle Dufour The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is rolling out a free, virtual LiveWell with Cancer self-management program starting this September that can be accessed online or through the phone. The program aims to help people navigate life while living with cancer. “It’s a six-week workshop, two and a half hours, it’s very engaging and gives people the opportunity to be with others that might be struggling with a similar situation,” said Justine Powell, a chronic disease health educator with the SHA and one of seven LiveWell coordinators within Saskatchewan overseeing the program. To continue to read full story visit mbcradio.com

First Nations across Treaty 6 are preparing to gather at Fort Carlton to commemorate 150 years since the signing of Treaty 6.   Saskatchewan Treaty Commissioner Dr. Kathy Walker says the upcoming gathering will offer a rare opportunity to learn directly from the 54 First Nations represented within Treaty 6 territory. 

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August 10, 2026 MBC Host: Danielle Dufour The 37th year of the Bold Eagle military training program has officially wrapped up with 64 participants from this summer graduating from the program. Bold Eagle is a six-week summer training program designed for Indigenous youth, both men and women, aged 16 to 29 with Grade 10, from western Canada and northwestern Ontario, conducted at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, Alberta. The program combines military training with Indigenous cultural teachings. To continue to read the full story, visit mbcradio.com

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August 7, 2026 MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour The House of Commons passed an amendment to the Canadian Criminal Code to criminalize forced or coerced sterilization. Bill S-228 received Royal Assent on June 15. The law states that sterilization without legal consent constitutes aggravated assault which carries a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison. Silvia McKay, one of the first survivors to come forward with her story in 2015, was there when the Bill passed and said, “It was very emotional and overwhelming. All these years I’ve advocated, I’ve always wanted accountability and justice. The sadness only comes because of what happened to me.” “I was sterilized against my will in 2001. I was 29 years old,” said McKay. “I signed no consent, I said no many times, and nobody listened.” This occurred at the Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon. To continue to read the full story visit mbcradio.com

Mike Reagan says winning an SJHL championship with the Flin Flon Bombers made him feel the time was right to pursue a new challenge.  After 19 years with the organization, the Hall of Fame coach is now joining the Kelowna Rockets of the Western Hockey League. He spoke with MBC's Joel Willick about his time in Flin Flon and the new opportunity in the WHL.

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July-24, 2026  MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour MBC talks with Fayln Katz CEO of Melanoma Canada and learns more about the Mole Mobile Clinics taking place in Saskatchewan in the month of August.

July 24, 2026 MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour  Mole Mobile Clinic attendee Kitty Castle shares her personal experience. 

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July 27, 2026 MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour On July 23rd the Wynyard Hospital unveiled a portrait they commissioned by Indigenous artist Darnell Tapaquon, a member of George Gordon First Nation.   “Darnell has chosen a beautiful art piece he painted titled ‘The Wind That Carries Our Prayers,’ so the painting really symbolizes hope, healing, strength and connection and we really felt this piece was especially meaningful for a healthcare setting because it serves as a reminder that healthcare is about more than just treating illness. It’s about caring for the whole person, the body, the mind, the emotions and the spirit. It really reflects that compassion and support and collective strength that exists within our healthcare teams and our communities,” said Melanie O’lynick the Director of Acute Care Health Networks with the Wynyard Hospital.  The painting will be on display at the front entrance of the Hospital.  To read the full interview visit MBCradio.com  

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Survivors of the Île-à-la-Crosse boarding school settlement will soon have in-person help completing their compensation claims.  Claims helpers will be in Buffalo Narrows July 27th and 28th, before travelling to Île-à-la-Crosse July 29th and 30th.  Lawyer Margaret Waddell spoke with MBC News about the upcoming in-person help sessions. 

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