Youth from James Smith Cree Nation and Lac La Ronge Indian Band made it to Prince Albert this evening to clear a safe path for athletes competing in this year’s Tony Cote Summer Games. “Even though the weather wasn’t the greatest today, it was a really good...
(Photo submitted by Georgie McDonald) The community of Fon du Lac Denesuline First Nation is kicking off the 125th anniversary of Treaty 8 with a three-day celebration. This three-day event will have something for everyone to enjoy. Day one started with the welcome of...
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced that they support Montreal Lake Cree Nation in their request to add Molanosa to their reserve land. Molanosa is located within their traditional territories and near their existing community along Montreal Lake. ...
Organizers say lance runners from James Smith Cree Nation are clearing the path for the athletes at next week’s Tony Cote Summer Games. Ten youths from James Smith Cree Nation are participating in the sacred tradition of the lance run, which began on Monday....
By: Belinda Nelson The 14th annual Indigenous Youth Entrepreneurship Camp wrapped up this week in Regina. A total of 19 students from across Canada gathered to learn about entrepreneurship and small business management. This camp is hosted annually by the First...
The Honourable Dan Vandal, Minister of Northern Affairs and Minister responsible for PrairiesCan and CanNor, on behalf of the Honourable Patty Hajdu, Minister of Indigenous Services and Minister responsible for FedNor, and National Indigenous Collaborative Housing...
A new pilot training program for people in the Athabasca Basin region was announced this week. The new Dziret’ai (Tsi-er-eh-tai) Pilot Training Program was officially announced at an event in Stony Rapids on Thursday. The pilot training program will be run by...
At 6:15 PM, the Prince Albert Police Service responded to a bear spray attack involving four victims, including two children, at the Exhibition Grounds. Police said a young offender was arrested at the scene and charged with assault with a weapon. They will make...
The Sturgeon Lake First Nation(SLFN) members have voted to approve the Agricultural Benefits Settlement Agreement with the Federal Government, securing approximately $152 million for the community. The community held a vote held from July 22 to July 26, 2024. They ...
Members of Lac La Ronge Indian Band are getting ready to vote on their Agricultural Benefits claim also known as “Cows and Plows”. Only LLRIB members can view the Settlement Agreement, Trust Agreement, and Finance Code. Information sessions regarding the agreement...
