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In Edmonton, there aren’t any butchers that sell goat meat with skin — like we had back in Nigeria

The Pit returns as Sheree's Fertuck's accused killer's trial continues in Saskatoon. Prosecutors and police reveal their evidence against Greg, including blood DNA and cell phone data. They build a timeline of the day Sheree disappeared, but Greg tells a different version of what happened on Dec. 7, 2015.

Saskatchewan Roughriders legend George Reed reflects on racism, sport, and leaving a legacy for a new generation

A Summer of Protest Four organizers from the Prairie provinces reflect on the world they’re fighting for. By Melissa Fundira Four organizers from the Prairie provinces reflect on the world they’re fighting for. By Melissa Fundira The realities of anti-Blackness on the Prairies became hypervisible in the summer of 2020. Massive protests catalyzed by the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis swept across Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta, bringing renewed attention to the many Black and Indigenous victims of police violence in Canada. ADVERTISEMENT The YYC Justice for All Victims ...

Prairie Portraits Prairie Portraits By Melissa Fundira. Illustrations by Enas Satir. ADVERTISEMENT There are countless Black folks laying the groundwork for brighter futures on the Prairies. They’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the sciences, sports and arts. They’re taking their rightful place in prairie politics and media. They’re elevating the fight for Black liberation to heights never seen before and showing the full spectrum of Black identity. Ultimately, they’re building a world we can only dream of today, just as the earliest Black settlers in the Prairies d...