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In a media release sent out Tuesday, CAP spoke about a number of Indigenous people, including William Favel of Saskatoon, who have been victims of police brutality in Canada. CAP also called for police services to make steps to improve policing.
At an Executive Council meeting Monday the Prince Albert City Council unanimously agreed to support in principal the MN-S plan to buy over 20 acres of land in the city’s west near the Victoria Hospital.
Thursday morning some of the board members for the newly formed Saskatchewan Indigenous Music Association spoke to media in Prince Albert at the E.A Rawlinson Centre about the new industry group which is looking to help Indigenous musicians.
The talk is set to go Jan. 30 at the College of Law in Saskatoon and will feature lawyer David Nahwegahbow, who will be talking about some of the progress which has been made on this front along with where improvements are still needed.