Joel Willick is a journalist at MISSINIPI BROADCASTING CORPORATION, focusing on local news in Saskatchewan, specifically in the Green Lake area. His articles cover a range of topics, including Indigenous issues, community events, and local initiatives. Joel is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the residents of Green Lake and surrounding communities.
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Joel Willick's coverage primarily centers around local government and politics, crime, culture & society in Saskatchewan, with a specific focus on Indigenous issues. Given his article titles and themes covered, he would be most responsive to pitches featuring local perspectives on Indigenous affairs, legal proceedings within the region, community initiatives by businesses or organizations operating in Saskatchewan.
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By: Joel Willick
Last month, the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan made the decision to withdraw from Bill C-53.
By: Joel Willick
Ahkathkakoop Cree Nation and the province of Saskatchewan have signed an agreement moving them closer to completing a new project in Saskatoon. The two sides officially signed a Project Development Agreement Wednesday afternoon for the planned Urgent Care Centre in Saskatoon. The Centre will be operated by the Saskatchewan Health Authority with Ahtahkakoop Cree Developments, […]
By: Joel Willick
A unique art exhibit is open on Friday at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Cree-Metis artis Kevin McKenzie has spent the past several weeks as the artist-in-residence at the Heritage Park. His parting exhibit is called Not Noble; Just Deadly and features several pieces of armour he has deconstructed and reconstructed. Exhibit Curator Olivia Kristoff, says the […]
By: Joel Willick
The management board of two herds of caribou that can, at times, be found in northern Saskatchewan have launched a ten year plan. It is 43rd year of operation the Beverly and Qamanirjuaq Caribou Management Board (BQCMB), which serves as an advisory board to help care for and preserve the two caribou herds they monitor. […]
By: Joel Willick
CONTENT WARNING: The following may contain distressing details. An RCMP internal review, released Thursday, says it didn’t find any circumstances that impeded the RCMP’s response to the James Smith Cree Nation mass stabbing tragedy, however, areas of growth were identified. In September 2022, Myles Sanderson killed 11 people and injured 17 others during a mass […]
By: Joel Willick
A judge has rendered a decision on a matter of evidence at a high-profile impaired driving trial in Saskatoon. Taylor Kennedy is accused of THC impaired driving causing the death of 9-year-old Baeleigh Maurice in September 2021. The trial was in “voir-dire”, or a trial within a trial, over comments she made to police about […]
By: Joel Willick
Organizers of an inaugural golf tournament in honour of a beloved educator in Prince Albert say the event was a big success. Golfers took to the links at the Kachur’s Golf Club this past Saturday for the first ever Victor Thunderchild Memorial Golf Tournament. Thunderchild, was a proud Plains Cree man and champion of the […]
A film-maker, who was born in La Ronge, has released a new film with the National Film Board. Janine Windolph’s film Our Maternal Home tells the story of her family tracing their origins to Waswanipi Cree Nation in Quebec. Windolph’s grandmother was a missing woman from that community and the film-maker says there was a […]
By: Joel Willick
Several new SaskEnergy safety signs to be displayed across the province will feature artwork from a Cree artist. Jade Roberts designed the signs, which have a dual purpose – to communicate natural gas safety tips while also displaying traditional Indigenous artwork. Roberts is a member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band and currently resides […]
By: Joel Willick
Developers of a new wild rice harvester hope their prototype will make the wild rice harvest in northern Saskatchewan more sustainable. A team from Saskatchewan Polytechnic held an official showcase this week of its new wild rice harvester prototype. The boat has been in development for the past several years, in partnership with the NWC […]
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