The late great Wayne “Gino” Odjick is being remembered for his legacy both on and off the ice. Odjick, born on the Algonquin reserve of Kitigan Zibi in Quebec, spent 12 seasons in the NHL for the Vancouver Canucks, the New York Islanders, Philadelphia Flyers and...
Dawn Walker has entered a not-guilty plea for all charges against her. The former chief of staff of the FSIN is facing several charges for allegedly faking the death of herself and her son and fleeing to the United States. At a courtroom in Saskatoon Thursday morning...
A Saskatoon woman accused of faking the death of herself and her son and fleeing to the United States has elected to have a trial by judge. Dawn Walker faces several charges after allegedly faking her and her son’s death this past summer and fleeing to the...
The Saskatoon Tribal Council ended 2021 taking on a big new endeavor. In December of that year, the STC officially opened the doors of its temporary wellness in the city’s downtown area to provide a place to stay, sleep, and eat for some of Saskatoon’s...
Ahead of the holiday season, the Saskatoon Tribal Council is expressing their gratitude to the community for a large amount of donations they received in the past week. Last week, the STC put out a call for donations for their new Wellness Centre in Saskatoon and they...
First Nation chiefs from across the province came together at the FSIN offices in Saskatoon on Friday afternoon to stand in solidarity and speak out against what they say is the provincial government’s infringements on First Nations inherent and Treaty rights....
A path has been cleared for Pelican Lake First Nation to have urban reserve land in Saskatoon. Leaders from the First Nation and city officials held an official signing ceremony on Wednesday afternoon with the signing of a municipal services agreement for land...
Birch Narrows Dene Development Incorporated, the economic development arm of the Birch Narrows Dene Nation has joined a partnership aimed at increasing technological opportunities in northern Saskatchewan and northern Ontario. At a launch event in Saskatoon Monday...
Three months after 11 people were killed and 18 others injured in a stabbing rampage on James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the Cree Nation. On Monday, the Prime Minister spent the day paying respects to the victims, along with...
The Métis Nation-Saskatchewan and Parks Canada signed an agreement on Friday that will see the transfer of 24 bison from Grasslands national park to Batoche. Phase one will see the bison officially transferred to the Batoche Festival Grounds next winter. Phase two...
