Loon Lake

• Man changes plea to not guilty, will stand trial on 12 sexual assault charges

  Wolfe applied to change his plea in January 2023 after he had originally pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting women in Saskatoon, Muskeg Lake Cree Nation and Loon Lake.

  Canada

  Sep 14, 2023
  
• Parcel of land near Kingston, Ont. protected by Nature Conservancy of Canada

  NCC and nature champion Monte Hummel have reached an agreement to protect the final piece of private land in a conservation network that spans over 2,000 hectares.

  Environment

  Mar 17, 2023
  
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• Man facing sexual assault charges worked under pretext of traditional healer: RCMP

  Sexual assault accusers reported that Cecil Wolfe was working under the pretext of being a 'traditional healer' when they encountered him, according to RCMP.

  Crime

  Dec 14, 2021
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• Woman dies after being found in Loon Lake near Haliburton: OPP

  Police say a 63-year-old woman was found without vital signs in Loon Lake on Wednesday afternoon.

  Crime

  May 13, 2021
• Saskatchewan chief concerned about mental health impacts of COVID 19 in First Nations

  A First Nation in Saskatchewan has been dealing with a suicide crisis, and now its chief is concerned an outbreak of COVID-19 could trigger further mental health suffering.

  Health

  May 3, 2020
• Coronavirus: Saskatchewan RCMP charge 11 suspects for violating public health order

  The group of 11 was allegedly committing crimes together during a time where gatherings are limited to 10 people.

  Crime

  Mar 29, 2020
• Loon Lake man faces child luring, porn charges

  A 26-year-old man faces several child porn-related charges after a tip from concerned grandparents.

  Crime

  Jan 22, 2020
• PTSD program for B.C. firefighters, first responders facing funding crunch

  The four-day program involves clinicians specializing in post-traumatic stress disorder and job-related mental health issues.

  Canada

  Dec 19, 2019
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• Makwa Sahgaiehcan chief ‘disappointed’ about lack of long-term suicide prevention plan

  Makwa Sahgaiehcan Chief Ronald Mitsuing said an immediate, long-term suicide prevention strategy is necessary as his community mourns three recent suicides, including a 10-year-old girl.

  Health

  Nov 27, 2019
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• Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation declares state of crisis after 3 recent suicides

  There has been a death by suicide for the past three weeks in Makwa Sahgaiehcan – two of them were youths with the other being a young adult.

  Canada

  Nov 21, 2019