by MBC News | Jan 16, 2014
The case of a disabled teenager who has been denied extra funding from the federal government is a case all First Nations parents who have children with special needs should be monitoring, according to the Liberal critic for Aboriginal Affairs. Carolyn Bennett calls...
by MBC News | Jan 16, 2014
The federal government says it will comply with a court order requiring it to produce thousands of police documents from a northern Ontario Indian residential school. On Tuesday, an Ontario Superior Court judge ruled the Harper government must hand over the documents...
by MBC News | Jan 16, 2014
The Black Lake First Nation is celebrating the opening of a new therapeutic youth care centre today. The group home will offer educational, spiritual and recreational services for youth. Family counselling, holistic addiction and trauma recovery plans will also be...
by MBC News | Jan 15, 2014
Cameco Corporation made a sizeable donation to Saskatoon Public Schools Wednesday with the goal of getting students interested in pursuing careers in math and science. The uranium mining company is giving $585,000 which will go toward pre-engineering and design...
by MBC News | Jan 15, 2014
The future of commercial development on several parcels of land will be decided today by members of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation. Following a series of public meetings, a land designation vote is being held in six locations. The band is trying to designate reserve...
by MBC News | Jan 15, 2014
3D Printers could soon revolutionize daily life in remote and isolated communities says an associate professor from the University of Regina. David Gerhard is a computer scientist who is carefully studying the technology some say could impact the world as...
