Metis Hunting Rights Ruling Welcomed By MNS

Metis Hunting Rights Ruling Welcomed By MNS Friday, January 09, 2009 at 12:50     The president of the Metis Nation of Saskatchewan is applauding yesterday’s court ruling in Manitoba affirming Metis harvesting rights there.   Robert Doucette says the decision...

Metis Accuse CNSC Of Doing Flip-Flop On Hearing

Metis Accuse CNSC Of Doing Flip-Flop On Hearing Friday, January 09, 2009 at 12:44     A Metis leader in the province says he’s disappointed the country’s nuclear regulator won’t travel to Saskatchewan to discuss the decommissioning of a northern...

Reaction Mixed To Sentencing Circle Decision

Reaction Mixed To Sentencing Circle Decision Thursday, January 08, 2009 at 14:57     Saskatchewan Justice Minister Frank Morgan says the public should realize Christopher Pauchay could still wind up with a jail sentence.   Yesterday, a judge granted a request by the...

Lafaver Breaks Silence

Lafaver Breaks Silence Thursday, January 08, 2009 at 14:44     A 68-year-old man charged with the manslaughter of a Montreal Lake woman spoke to reporters yesterday.   It was the first words William Lafaver uttered ever since his trial began late last year.   Lafaver...

Pete No Longer Academic V-P At FNUC

Pete No Longer Academic V-P At FNUC Thursday, January 08, 2009 at 14:30     The First Nations University of Canada has a new interim academic vice-president.   Dr. Herman Michell has been picked to replace Dr. Shauneen Pete.   The FNUC isn’t saying why Pete is...

Pauchay Granted Sentencing Circle

Pauchay Granted Sentencing Circle Wednesday, January 07, 2009 at 15:17     A man from the Yellow Quill First Nation implicated in the freezing deaths of his young girls last year will face an Aboriginal sentencing circle.   A judge today granted a request by...

Final Arguments Heard In Lafaver Trial

Final Arguments Heard In Lafaver Trial Wednesday, January 07, 2009 at 13:52     The defence laid out its final arguments this morning at the trial of a 68-year-old Prince Albert man charged with the manslaughter of a Montreal Lake band member in 1975 at a remote...

Cop Describes Sting Of Nashacappo Murder Suspect

Cop Describes Sting Of Nashacappo Murder Suspect Wednesday, January 07, 2009 at 13:49     Details of an undercover sting continue to emerge at the Saskatoon trial of a B-C man accused of killing an Aboriginal woman.   The second undercover police officer and sixth...

Aboriginal Organizations Get Face Time With Harper

Aboriginal Organizations Get Face Time With Harper Wednesday, January 07, 2009 at 13:37     The Prime Minister held a meeting yesterday with five of the country’s Aboriginal groups.   The session was intended to give all of the parties a chance to voice their...

Province Takes Review Of Fishery To First Nations

Province Takes Review Of Fishery To First Nations Wednesday, January 07, 2009 at 13:26     A two-day meeting is getting underway in Saskatoon today about how First Nations interests can be included in an ongoing review of the province’s fishery.   First Nations...