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Children’s advocate still not satisfied with child welfare changes
Children's Advocate Bob Pringle. Photo courtesy Johnson Shomoya Graduate School of Public Policy. Saskatchewan’s Children’s Advocate is calling on the Ministry of Social...
Onion Lake, Poundmaker chiefs file on-reserve oil and gas rights lawsuit
Poundmaker Chief Duane Antoine explains the payouts of oil producing land surrounding his reserve. Two Saskatchewan First Nations have sued the federal government over what...
Aboriginal Achievement Week kicks off at U of S with motivational talk by Metis filmmaker
The encouraging words of a Metis filmmaker helped kicked off Aboriginal Achievement Week at the University of Saskatchewan. Marcel Petit spoke to a classroom full of...
PAGC vice-chief loses daughter in Stanley Mission snowmobile crash
' Lindsay Bryanna Bear and Darcy Ballantyne. Photo courtesy Facebook, used with permission from Darcy Ballantyne. The news of a Stanley Mission woman's death in a...
Stanley Mission manslaughter suspect released from custody
A Stanley Mission man accused of manslaughter has been released on an undertaking. Twenty-three-year-old Larry Charles made an appearance in La Ronge Provincial Court this...
Cameco looks back at tough but successful uranium mining year
The Rabbit Lake mine site. Photo courtesy Cameco.com During Cameco’s financial review of 2015, higher-ups at the mining company said they managed to hold steady and perform...
Open house set to showcase La Ronge’s history
Travel in the early 1940s, from left: John Olsen with his mother Ida, Anne and Norma Olsen, Maggie Ratt, Caroline McKay, and Kelland Olsen. The history of La Ronge and...
Career expo aims to build relationship between First Nations youth and employers
Saskatoon's largest career fair focusing on First Nation students wrapped up at Prairieland park on Monday afternoon. The 2016 Future Is Yours Career Expo was put on in...
2016 Census counting begins in Saskatchewan’s north
Residents from Saskatchewan's north should be expecting representatives from the 2016 Census at their door steps in the next few weeks. Statistics Canada is launching its...
Goforths found guilty in child-killing case
There were screams of joy and loud applause in a Regina courtroom when a Regina judge pronounced a life sentence on Tammy Goforth. She was found guilty of second-degree...
Children’s advocate still not satisfied with child welfare changes
Onion Lake, Poundmaker chiefs file on-reserve oil and gas rights lawsuit
Aboriginal Achievement Week kicks off at U of S with motivational talk by Metis filmmaker
PAGC vice-chief loses daughter in Stanley Mission snowmobile crash
Stanley Mission manslaughter suspect released from custody
Cameco looks back at tough but successful uranium mining year
Open house set to showcase La Ronge’s history
Career expo aims to build relationship between First Nations youth and employers
2016 Census counting begins in Saskatchewan’s north
Goforths found guilty in child-killing case
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