Whitecap Sues Bank and Auditor

The Whitecap Dakota First Nation has filed a lawsuit against the band’s bank and financial auditor. Chief Darcy Bear alleges the Royal Bank of Canada and KPMG could have prevented a multi-million-dollar fraud. Last month, the chief promised he would do whatever...

AFN Chief Says Gap Must be Closed

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Perry Bellegarde, sees the federal election as a chance to help close the gap in the quality of life between First Nations people and the rest of Canada. “If people can’t get their heads around treaty...

Court Decides Indian Act Rules on Status Still Discriminatory

A Quebec court has struck down part of a law on Indian status that has existed for 30 years, giving the federal government 18 months to make changes. The court says Indian men and women are still not treated equally when it comes to maintaining treaty status when they...

Indigenous Vote Sask Ready to Roll

For the next several weeks leading up to the federal election, Indigenous Vote Sask will try to get as many First Nations and Metis people registered to vote. The group plans to hold five voter registration drives in Saskatoon. Spokesperson Glenda Abbott says they are...

Heading to the G20 Summit

Next month, two Saskatchewan Aboriginal entrepreneurs will be rubbing shoulders with other like-minded business minds in Istanbul, Turkey. Devon Fiddler and Heather Abbey were selected to represent Canada by Futurpreneur Canada through a lengthy selection process. The...