Meeting Ground - September 26th, 2026

Seg 1 - Two sisters from the Keeseecoose First Nation, convicted of second degree murder in 1994, are going to get a last shot at justice. We talk with Odelia and Neressa Quewezance's lawyer, after Federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser orders the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal to reopen their case…

Singer, Songwriter, fiddler Donny Parenteau on receiving Saskatchewan's highest honour, the Saskatchewan Order Of Merit.

Jacob Bamhour learns what it takes to put on a Roundance and a Carry The Kettle First nation woman's new children's TV series teaching Nakoda.

Buckley Belanger announces a committee to study the feasibility of a northern university. Ground is broken for an indigenous-themed thermal cycle spa at Dakota Dunes, the first one in Saskatchewan.

Segment 1- For many Indigenous peoples across the Prairies, the buffalo represents strength, resilience and a connection to the land. Today, that same symbol is helping shape the identity of a new Saskatchewan mining company. Buffalo Potash has begun drilling its first production wells near Disley Segment 2 - Jenaya…