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U of S unveils new program to hire more Aboriginal employees
A new program at the University of Saskatchewan is aiming to bring more Aboriginal staff to campus. The university officially launched the Aboriginal Career Start program on...
La Ronge building goes up in smoke
Photo courtesy Hugh Watt The second large industrial fire this week has destroyed yet another building in Saskatchewan. A noon-hour fire in La Ronge on Wednesday burned down...
More potential accomplices sought in Prince Albert prison escape
From left to right: Braidy Chase Vermette, Tristen Smith. Bottom right: Ricky Favel. Photos courtesy Prince Albert Police Service. Prince Albert police are adding to two...
Beardy’s and Okemasis prepares to hear dollar value of 3 years of withheld funding dating back to 1885
Next week Beardy's and Okemasis First Nation will find out the compensation they are owed from events stemming back to the Riel Resistance of 1885. When the rebellion ended,...
Local Metis chapters get on the same page about forestry and mining development
Photo courtesy of Tina Schwartz Photography Some Metis chapters in the north feel their concerns about activity on their traditional lands are not being heard by the big...
Forestry company to present 5 year operating plan for north west Saskatchewan
A forestry company working in northern Saskatchewan says they will engage with northern communities who have any concerns with their forestry operations. Carrier Forest...
Metis Nation of Saskatchewan unable to access next phase of federal funding
The Metis Nation of Saskatchewan has failed to jump one of the hurdles to get back federal funding. The Ministry of Indigenous Affairs and the MN-S signed an interim funding...
La Ronge mayor back on the job for now
Next week, Thomas Sierzycki will go back to his old job as mayor of La Ronge after losing a hard fought campaign as the Sask party candidate for Cumberland. The NDP’s Doyle...
Premier Brad Wall reflects on big win
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is savouring his party’s election win, but at the same time offering his support to NDP leader Cam Broten, who lost his own seat in Monday’s...
FSIN Chief looks forward to working with another Sask. Party government
The Chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations says he is looking forward to working with the re-elected provincial government. In a media release, FSIN Chief...
U of S unveils new program to hire more Aboriginal employees
La Ronge building goes up in smoke
More potential accomplices sought in Prince Albert prison escape
Beardy’s and Okemasis prepares to hear dollar value of 3 years of withheld funding dating back to 1885
Local Metis chapters get on the same page about forestry and mining development
Forestry company to present 5 year operating plan for north west Saskatchewan
Metis Nation of Saskatchewan unable to access next phase of federal funding
La Ronge mayor back on the job for now
Premier Brad Wall reflects on big win
FSIN Chief looks forward to working with another Sask. Party government
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