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About the publication
Métis Nation Saskatchewan Business Magazine publishes Sask Métis News alongside Life, Jobs and Entrepreneurs coverage, with articles by contributors including SBN Editor, Albert Matt, Ceasear Nyan and Vikie Jewi.
Recent sections have covered federal and provincial politics, community well-being, employment resources and business and technology trends. Browse the News section for the latest reporting, or return to the home page for the full front page.
The editorial desk of Métis Nation Saskatchewan Business Magazine serves as a gathering place for stories that matter to Métis entrepreneurs, communities, and readers across the province. Reaching out is a way of joining that conversation, whether you carry a question about something we have published, a perspective on the issues shaping Métis business life, or a simple wish to understand how our coverage comes together. We welcome thoughtful messages from readers near and far, and we read each one with care, because the magazine exists to reflect the people and places it writes about.
Much of what appears in these pages grows from the everyday experiences of Métis peoples: the small ventures launched from kitchen tables, the family businesses carried across generations, the young people weighing studies against careers, and the communities finding new ways to support one another. If you have lived something worth sharing, or noticed a story that deserves a wider audience, the editorial team is glad to hear it. Contributions of knowledge, correction, and context help keep our reporting grounded in the realities of Saskatchewan and the wider Métis Nation.
Our coverage also follows the broader currents that touch Métis life, from public policy and education to health, youth opportunity, and the changing seasons of the provincial economy. Readers often write with questions about a topic they have seen in the magazine or heard discussed in their own communities, and those questions frequently shape what we pursue next. The editorial desk is a place to raise such threads, to point toward an angle we may have missed, or simply to say that a piece resonated with your own experience of work, family, and community.
Correspondence with readers is part of how the magazine stays connected to the people it serves. We appreciate patience, clarity, and good faith, and we value messages that arrive with a story behind them rather than a request alone. Whether you are a longtime subscriber, a first-time visitor, or someone who came across Sask Métis News while searching for something else entirely, the editorial desk welcomes your thoughts and treats them as part of the ongoing record of Métis life and enterprise.