by MBC News | Feb 10, 2015
A Metis doctor and medical health researcher says Canada is in denial about racism in the health care system and how Aboriginals have become “second class” citizens when it comes to treatment. Dr. Janet Smylie authored a report called, “First...
by MBC News | Feb 10, 2015
Gilbert Ledoux has been elected as the new chief of the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation. Ledoux defeated four other challengers in yesterday’s chief and council elections, including incumbent Cliff Tawpisin by a mere two votes. Albert Dean Lafond and Harry James Lafond...
by MBC News | Feb 9, 2015
The Lac La Ronge Indian Band has distributed $75,000 to members whose trap lines were affected by the construction of a major power line. The band was involved in two years of negotiations regarding the 300 km transmission line running from Island Falls to Key Lake...
by MBC News | Feb 9, 2015
Aboriginals who were adopted into white families as children are suing the federal government. Almost 1,200 adoptees in Saskatchewan have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking compensation for their loss of culture and emotional trauma. Starting in the 1960s, thousands...
by MBC News | Feb 9, 2015
Unlike last year at this time, the flood forecast for this spring shows no indication of any major problems — but a lot can change in a short time. Today, Saskatchewan’s Water Security Agency reported that below normal spring runoff is expected in the...
by MBC News | Feb 9, 2015
There are lots of highlights and optimism for Cameco, but 2014 has been another difficult year for the uranium producer. It is still waiting for long-term contracts and it is still being affected by low world prices for a commodity that is one of the biggest...
