The Northern Advocate is our monthly, stand-alone print newspaper distributed across northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba. It’s named to hearken back to our roots as the Prince Albert Advocate in 1894 while staying true to the people and mission it intends to serve — telling stories that matter.
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LATEST ARTICLES
Meadow Lake to receive hemodialysis machine
Residents of Northern Saskatchewan will see improved access to hemodialysis and kidney wellness services this year as planning is underway for a...
Film explores racism in Canada’s criminal justice system
Content warning: this story includes discussions about sexual assault and murderOn a summer day in August of 2016...
Prophecy and pestilence in the time of COVID-19
In early March Covid-19 was announced as a global pandemic and life had begun to come to a standstill. Well, society did,...
La Ronge council votes to rescind travel ban exemption
On April 30 La Ronge council members voted 6-1 to be exempt from the travel ban in the province’s north. Town Alderman,...
Premier urges young people to stay home
Premier Scott Moe had a message for residents in the 20-39 age group last Friday.The largest group of...
Cameco relief fund receives hundreds of applications
Uranium giant Cameco has announced a $1 Million COVID-19 Relief Fund for Saskatoon and Northern Saskatchewan.“We’ve been watching...
Paying respect during a pandemic
Living in lockdown during a pandemic is proving to be quite difficult for people all over the world. Humans are social by...
Work underway on Wollaston Lake seasonal road
Chief Bart Tsannie of Hatchet Lake Denesuline First Nation,Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller, and Minister Greg Ottenbreit, Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and...
Study looks at how water governance affects Indigenous communities
Water is essential to human life. A person can only go a few days without water before organs shut down and death...
Buckley Belanger to run again
Indigenous people of Canada have been fighting for the rights to their land for many years now and after the provincial government...
