by MBC News | Jan 7, 2014
The executive director of Amnesty International in Canada says the Idle No More movement should pay attention to the way the federal government is clamping down on protests in the country. Alex Neve says there is a shrinking tolerance by Ottawa to put up with...
by MBC News | Jan 7, 2014
A long-time activist has shelved plans to come out of retirement due to medical problems. Maurice Kyplain made headlines in the 1990’s after he walked from Ile A’La Crosse to Saskatoon and then from Meadow Lake to Regina to raise money for cancer research and...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2014
The Prince Albert Parkland Health Region has cancelled a drop-in flu shot clinic after running out of vaccine. Officials say the shortage was caused by a significant increase in the number of people wanting a flu shot. Another shipment is expected, but it will have to...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2014
Charges have been laid against a male teenager after a hit-and-run on the Big River reserve. The crash happened on Friday between a pedestrian and a vehicle. The 41 year-old male victim was air-lifted to hospital with undetermined injuries while the vehicle allegedly...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2014
Mounties say a 70-year-old man on the Ahtahkakoop First Nation called 911 over the weekend to report that he had no heat in his house. Shellbrook RCMP responded to the call and confirmed the furnace in the house was not functioning properly. Police called for a...
by MBC News | Jan 6, 2014
Two high-profile court cases could spell big progress for First Nations in 2014, says the chief of the FSIN. Perry Bellegarde says both the Williams’ case in B.C. and the Keewatin case in Treaty 3 Ontario are very important matters the Federation is watching closely....