FSIN Urged To Open Books

FSIN Urged To Open Books Friday, October 19, 2007 at 17:45     The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations is being pushed to conduct a voluntary forensic audit of all government money received over the past five years.   Officials with the Battlefords Tribal...

FSIN Powwow Expect To Draw Thousands

FSIN Powwow Expect To Draw Thousands Friday, October 19, 2007 at 17:34     Hundreds of powwow dancers and drummers from across North America are congregating in Saskatoon for the weekend.   The 6th annual Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations and Saskatchewan...

Northern Youth Given Leadership Pointers

Northern Youth Given Leadership Pointers Friday, October 19, 2007 at 17:28     A project designed to expose youth to leaders in industry and government is wrapping up today in La Ronge.   The Lieutenant Governor’s Leadership Forum has seen 17 students rub...

Northern Youth Council Conference Underway

Northern Youth Council Conference Underway Friday, October 19, 2007 at 17:21     Organizers of a Youth Town Council Leadership Conference in northern Saskatchewan are wondering where the politicians are.   Roughly 70 northern youths are in La Ronge for the next few...

Aboriginal Author Surprised By Award

Aboriginal Author Surprised By Award Friday, October 19, 2007 at 17:19     One of Canada’s most renowned Aboriginal authors will be honoured at an awards dinner tonight.   Basil Johnston is receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Anskohk Aboriginal...

Metis Win Belhumeur Harvesting Rights Case

Metis Win Belhumeur Harvesting Rights Case Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 15:21     A Metis fisher has won a harvesting rights case in southern Saskatchewan.   A judge in Fort Qu’Appelle has found Don Belhumeur not guilty of illegal fishing.   The case stems from...

Suspect Sought In Strange Child Abduction

Suspect Sought In Strange Child Abduction Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 15:15     The RCMP is looking for an Aboriginal male believed responsible for a possible child abduction in Hafford yesterday.   The Mounties say a female Grade 5 student was lured into the...

Karwacki Bills Feds For Offloading Native Funding

Karwacki Bills Feds For Offloading Native Funding Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 15:13     Provincial Liberal Leader David Karwacki is sending an invoice for $1.1 billion dollars to the federal government for “their abandonment of federal responsibilities towards...

Students Educated About Residential Schools

Students Educated About Residential Schools Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 15:11     Some Saskatoon high school students heard from the leader of the Assembly of First Nations today.   National Chief Phil Fontaine spoke at the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian...

Throne Speech Promises Residential School Apology

Throne Speech Promises Residential School Apology Wednesday, October 17, 2007 at 16:03     First Nations leaders across the country are welcoming a commitment from the Prime Minister to formally apologize to survivors of residential schools in the upcoming session of...