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
The Meadow Lake Tribal Council is holding an election assembly at Whitecap Dakota Nation this week. The assembly began Monday morning and over the next few days, the tribal council will discuss several matters facing the 9 member first nations. Tribal Chief Jeremy Norman welcomed delegates to the assembly. “I’ve been on chief and council […]
By: Joel Willick
For over two decades Saskatchewan’s Athabasca constituency had one member represent them at the Legislative Assembly. That person was Buckley Belanger, who was first elected as a member of the Liberal party in 1995 before switching to the NDP for the 1998 election. Belanger would be elected a total of 8 times to the position […]
By: Joel Willick
On Monday, Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party outlined the government’s priorities in the 2024 Throne speech. The speech kicked off the fall sitting of the legislative assembly following October’s election. During the speech, Moe addressed affordability, health care, education, and safer communities. The Throne Speech, however, did not make mention of Indigenous people or […]
By: Joel Willick
On Saturday, the Manitoba Métis Federation signed a historic modern Métis treaty with the federal government – the first of its kind in the country. While the agreement doesn’t come with a list of benefits for Métis in Manitoba, it commits Canada to working with the MMF on a government to government basis no matter […]
A man who admitted to murdering a Metis woman in Saskatoon over four years ago has been sentenced to life in prison. Megan Gallagher was killed in 2020 with her body found nearly two years later in the South Saskatchewan River. Five people were accused of murdering her. In October, Robert Thomas pleaded guilty to […]
By: Joel Willick
In 2019, Saskatchewan’s Provincial Auditor gave the Northern Lights School Division several recommendations to improve purchasing practices. The recommendations came following an audit of the school division the year prior. The auditor felt the school division did not have effective processes for the purchase of goods and services. Therefore, the school division was given 14 […]
By: Joel Willick
The Chief of the Saskatoon Tribal Council is calling for immediate action to address homelessness in Saskatoon.
By: Joel Willick
Last week, the City of Saskatoon released the results of a Point in Time homelessness count from October.
By: Joel Willick
“A miscarriage of justice” – that was a statement uttered multiple times at a press conference at the FSIN Head Office in Saskatoon Tuesday morning. The event was called following a court decision on Friday that saw a charge stayed in a high-profile THC impaired driving case. 9-year-old Baeleigh Maurice was killed on a crosswalk […]
By: Joel Willick
The past year for the Saskatoon Tribal Council was marked again by a continued push for governments to help support those experiencing homelessness. Over the past few years, the STC has put their money with their mouth is by actively engaging in supporting the city’s homeless population through the operation of the Emergency Wellness Centre. […]
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