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Karen Bird seeks federal court to return her as Chief of Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation

Karen Bird seeks federal court to return her as Chief of Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation

by Dan Jones | Jun 20, 2022 | Current News

Karen Bird is seeking a judicial review of an Elder’s Council decision to remove her as Chief of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation. In May, the First Nation advised the public that Bird was no longer Chief for “unprofessional conduct, behaviors and lateral violence.”...
“This terrifying experience left a void inside of me,” said Sask. Indigenous woman over accusation of forced or coerced sterilization

“This terrifying experience left a void inside of me,” said Sask. Indigenous woman over accusation of forced or coerced sterilization

by Dan Jones | May 9, 2022 | Current News

Saskatchewan Indigenous women, alleging forced or coerced sterilization are demanding accountability in the health sector, but also legislative changes to prevent what they went through from happening to other women. “During this I kept saying no, I don’t want...
Search near Delmas residential school uncovers gravestone of 13-year-old boy

Search near Delmas residential school uncovers gravestone of 13-year-old boy

by Dan Jones | Feb 22, 2022 | Current News

Warning: Disturbing Content. The Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs (BATC) said it is extending its search grid for the Delmas residential school. An initial search of the school’s foundation yielded zero anomalies in ground-penetrating radar conducted by SNC Lavalin....
Star Blanket Cree Nation begins search for unmarked residential school graves

Star Blanket Cree Nation begins search for unmarked residential school graves

by Dan Jones | Nov 10, 2021 | Current News

WARNING: Disturbing content.    An emotional journey to bring home missing residential school children has begun, as the Star Blanket Cree Nation is conducting a ground-penetrating radar search of land near the former Lebret Indian Industrial School. Chief...
FSIN urges support to address housing of Regina’s tent city

FSIN urges support to address housing of Regina’s tent city

by Dan Jones | Nov 1, 2021 | Current News

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, the Regina Treaty Status Indian Services and the City of Regina are working to find accommodations for approximately 70 people housed in a tent city at Regina’s Pepsi Park. For about one month, people have been camping...
A northern Chief says the culling of bears in July an uncalled for massacre

A northern Chief says the culling of bears in July an uncalled for massacre

by Dan Jones | Oct 28, 2021 | Current News

The Chief of a northern First Nation said the killing of bears earlier this summer was uncalled for. Karen Bird, Chief of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation is disputing the provincial government’s assessment that bears needed to be euthanized near the Southend...
Prof from Stanley Mission named to the Sask. Order of Merit

Prof from Stanley Mission named to the Sask. Order of Merit

by Dan Jones | Oct 15, 2021 | Current News

A professor from Stanley Mission is being recognized for his decades-long work in revitalizing the Cree Language. Solomon Ratt is an Associate Professor at the First Nations University of Canada and has been named to the Saskatchewan Order of Merit. “I was surprised...
Allegations of election misconduct, baseless: FSIN

Allegations of election misconduct, baseless: FSIN

by Sam Campling, Dan Jones | Oct 12, 2021 | Current News

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nation is dismissing allegations of wrongdoing in the nomination of candidates. Three men contesting for various leadership positions within the FSIN claim there were irregularities within the nomination process, which...
Sask. Chief doubts much will change if Pope apologizes for residential school

Sask. Chief doubts much will change if Pope apologizes for residential school

by Dan Jones | Oct 5, 2021 | Current News

(Photo: Little Pine First Nation Chief Wayne Segamanis.) WARNING: Disturbing content A Saskatchewan First Nations Chief is questioning what comes next if Pope Francis apologizes for the Catholic Church’s role in operating some of Canada’s residential schools. A...
Leaders call out Moe for low COVID vaccine rates on First Nations communities

Leaders call out Moe for low COVID vaccine rates on First Nations communities

by Dan Jones | Sep 24, 2021 | Current News

Premier Scott Moe is getting pushback for his recent comments, which appeared to single out the Far North and First Nations communities for low COVID-19 immunization rates. In his post federal election response, Moe tried to tie Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to the...
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