Saskatoon, Canada (Local)
Not enough data
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.
Sources who can provide expert commentary on legal matters affecting Indigenous communities within Saskatchewan are likely to resonate well with Joel. Additionally, individuals involved in community initiatives or business ventures that directly impact the province may also pique his interest.
When reaching out to Joel Willick for potential coverage opportunities relating to indigenous issues, it is important to emphasize how the story aligns with the publication’s regional focus and why it is relevant specifically for readers of Green Lake and wider areas of Saskatchewan.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Joel Willick
Just a week after the SJHL approved the relocation of the Notre Dame Hounds to Warman, the La Ronge Ice Wolves have a new home as well. Fortunately for Ice Wolves fans the team will still stay in the tri-community area. The team announced Wednesday night that they will move their home games from the […]
By: Joel Willick
The Supreme Court of Canada issued a decision Friday in favour of the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan. The MN-S had been embroiled in a legal battle with the Government of Saskatchewan over a land consultation dispute about mineral exploration permits in northwest Saskatchewan. The government had given the permits to a private company for mineral exploration near […]
By: Joel Willick
A new northern municipality lobby group may be on the horizon. Several northern mayors and councilors are in agreement that a new organization to represent northern interests needs to be established. The northern municipal leaders recently met in Prince Albert where the idea was brought forward and agreed upon. A board of 5 people was […]
By: Joel Willick
The Metis Nation-Saskatchewan entered two new agreements on Friday afternoon to improve firearm safety for citizens. The MN-S has signed memorandums of understanding with both the Saskatchewan Government and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation. “Firearms safety education is of the utmost importance to our MN-S government to ensure Metis harvesting traditions are responsibly passed down to […]
By: Joel Willick
“Delivering for you” – that is what the Government of Saskatchewan has chosen to call the 2025-26 Provincial Budget. Jim Reiter, Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance, delivered the budget Wednesday afternoon at the Saskatchewan Legislature and says the budget reflects what the sitting government has heard from Saskatchewan residents as to what matters most. […]
The now annual Indigenous Business Gathering in the province is seeing year over year growth. The event, organized by the Government of Saskatchewan, aims to create more opportunities for Indigenous businesses in the province by bringing together business from across all sectors for networking opportunities. The event was first launched in 2022 with 300 people […]
By: Joel Willick
The first cohort of northern students in the Dziret’Ai Pilot Training Program have successfully completed Ground School and have now advanced to flight training. Last summer, 105 people applied for the program with 15 chosen from among those applications. Now that number has been reduced further, with 9 select students chosen to complete the pilot […]
By: Joel Willick
A possibly precedent setting trial on Métis hunting rights is set to begin in Meadow Lake on Monday. The crux of the case will be questions around whether Métis harvesting rights can carry to jurisdictions beyond their home territory. Oliver Poitras and Warren Boyer were charged and convicted for unlawfully hunting and fishing in the […]
By: Joel Willick
The Lestock Metis Local is asking the Rural Municipality of Kellross to hand over the cart, which has ties to Metis heritage.
By: Joel Willick
The Chief of the Saskatoon Tribal Council is speaking out after remarks by a Saskatoon City Councilor at this week's SUMA convention.
(833) 317-6278 
