Métis Hunting Rights Case Before Alberta Courts

A Métis hunting rights case in Alberta is back before the courts. The province’s court of appeal is set to hear the evidence surrounding a day in 2007 when a Métis man shot a deer near the Cypress Hills region. A three-member panel will hear arguments about whether...

Police Catch Second Willow Cree Escapee

Saskatoon police have arrested the second inmate who escaped from the Willow Cree Healing Lodge near Duck Lake last month. Brandon Avery White was arrested by members of the street gang unit and patrol during a traffic stop yesterday at 33rd Street and Avenue P....

Former Corner Gas Star Part Of Saskatoon Fundraiser For Families

Former Corner Gas star Lorne Cardinal will be the keynote speaker at a major fundraiser in Saskatoon tonight. The Hearts For Hope gala is a fundraiser for Family Service Saskatoon. Deborah Byron-Sarauer, the executive director of the organization, says money raised...

Federal Government To Appeal Métis Court Decision

Ottawa has announced it will appeal a landmark federal court ruling which vastly expands the ranks of people considered “Indians” under the Constitution. The Daniels decision says Métis and non-status Indians do fall under the constitutional heading of “Indian’”...