by MBC News | Jul 31, 2013
A northern Saskatchewan man has been reunited with his daughter for the first time in more than three decades. Rose Feit was only three-years-old when she was put up for adoption and that was the last time her father, Denare Beach resident Melvin Sewap, saw her....
by MBC News | Jul 31, 2013
A Saskatchewan academic says all is not lost and there are a few things the Harper government could to do to improve its increasingly rocky relationship with First Nations groups in Canada. Over the past year, the federal government’s relationship with Indigenous...
by MBC News | Jul 31, 2013
It appears the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations may be getting a little more comfortable with the idea of a federal strategy for First Nations education. Vice-chief Bobby Cameron recently attended a meeting with federal officials where he says the issue came...
by MBC News | Jul 31, 2013
The finish line may be in sight for the decommissioning of the Cluff Lake Uranium mine. AREVA spokesman Jarrett Adams says they still have to demolish the airstrip, camp, warehouse and a few other buildings but he’s hopeful that will happen before the end of the year....
by MBC News | Jul 30, 2013
SIAST has created a new position that is designed to, among other things, focus more closely on relationships with aboriginal students. School president, Dr. Larry Rosia, says enrollment is up 23% over the past five years and as a result they need to focus on key...
by MBC News | Jul 30, 2013
Aboriginals, in particular children, are at a huge a disadvantage when it comes to health, according to a new study. The study, released today by the Canadian Medical Association, finds poverty is the greatest barrier to good health. Aboriginal Canadians generally...
