FNUC No Longer In Debt

FNUC No Longer In Debt Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 15:20     The First Nations University of Canada has made a financial U-turn.   Board chairperson Della Annaquod reports the school has fought its way out of debt.   She notes the new board did it during their...

Native Veterans Group Struggling With Deficit

Native Veterans Group Struggling With Deficit Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 15:15     The Saskatchewan First Nations Veterans Association is trying to dig itself out of a deficit.   Veteran Emile Highway provided an update of the association’s activities...

Belanger, Vermette Given New Critic Roles

Belanger, Vermette Given New Critic Roles Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 15:11     Two northern members of the legislature have new critic duties after changes made within the NDP caucus.   Cumberland MLA Doyle Vermette takes over from Buckley Belanger as Northern...

New Strategic Plan Created For NORTEP/NORPAC

New Strategic Plan Created For NORTEP/NORPAC Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 15:09     Northern educators have come up with a new action plan to help students get post secondary education at home, instead of having to go down south.   Two entities –- the Northern...

Lonechild Remains In Power

Lonechild Remains In Power Tuesday, February 15, 2011 at 14:53     It’s back to business on day two of the FSIN Winter Legislative Assembly.   Much of the opening day was spent in closed-door discussions about FSIN Chief Guy Lonechild’s leadership.   The...

Company Acquitted Of Charges In Uranium Mine Death

Company Acquitted Of Charges In Uranium Mine Death Tuesday, February 15, 2011 at 14:23     A Saskatchewan company has been acquitted of five Occupational Health and Safety charges regarding a fatal accident at a northern uranium mine.   Robwell Constructors was...