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Content sharing underway between Pattison Media and Eagle Feather News
A shuttered monthly Indigenous focused newspaper has relaunched in Saskatchewan with a fresh brand, a shiny news portal and a quarterly print magazine. EFN Media could be the comeback story of 2024.
Managing Editor Kerry Benjoe hit publish on the new site last week for the publication formerly known as Eagle Feather News. Rebranded as EFN Media, Benjoe said finally being at this point is a major milestone.
“I’m so excited to be at this point. When we took over the operation of the monthly newspaper and website, we knew our old website needed to be replaced. Unfortunately, with the grind of producing a monthly paper, we just never found the time or extra resources to make the necessary changes.”
Eagle Feather News originally started 25 years ago and has a long history of dealing with topics of interest to readers in Saskatchewan’s First Nation and Métis communities. It took a six-month hiatus due to financial pressure in the aftermath of Meta’s ban on Canadian news sites.