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Syrian supporters rally at Legislature
More than a hundred people staged a protest rally in front of the legislative building Tuesday afternoon in support of Syrian refugees. They were carrying signs that read,...
Another Supreme Court win for First Nations
There has been another major victory for First Nations in the Supreme Court. This one gives them the right to sue private parties without first proving aboriginal title....
Prince Albert community meeting tackles cross-cultural fear
Friday's attack in Paris has fired up people's fear of the unknown, especially when it comes to recent immigrants and refugees. On Monday, a timely event in Prince Albert...
Iranian in Prince Albert weighs in on anti-immigrant response to Paris attacks
A man who grew up in the Middle East is worried about anti-immigrant response to Friday’s devastating attacks in Paris. Amin Makki emigrated from Iran to Canada four years...
Turning diplomas into degrees for Aboriginal students
The University of Regina is making a push to graduate more Aboriginal students with a business degree. This morning, it signed an agreement with the First Nations University...
Youth in custody, other suspects sought following several break-ins in La Ronge
La Ronge RCMP have a youth in custody and are looking for several other suspects following a rash of residential break-ins this past weekend. RCMP say they received...
New commission to oversee and regulate Saskatchewan outfitters
The Saskatchewan government is providing funding for the establishment of a new commission to oversee outfitters in the province. The Saskatchewan Outfitters Association...
End of Gambling Helpline funding leaves crisis groups scrambling
Two addictions services groups in Saskatchewan are scrambling to deal with the loss of $100,000 that they had used to run the province’s Gambling Helpline. Saskatchewan...
Prime Minister hands out marching orders
On Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau handed out mandate letters providing his cabinet members with direction and orders for their new portfolios. The theme of the letter...
Powering up the north
There is a lot on the line as members of the Black Lake First Nation in Northern Saskatchewan vote on a $300 million power project on the Fond du Lac River. It has been in...

Syrian supporters rally at Legislature
Another Supreme Court win for First Nations
Prince Albert community meeting tackles cross-cultural fear
Iranian in Prince Albert weighs in on anti-immigrant response to Paris attacks
Turning diplomas into degrees for Aboriginal students
Youth in custody, other suspects sought following several break-ins in La Ronge
New commission to oversee and regulate Saskatchewan outfitters
End of Gambling Helpline funding leaves crisis groups scrambling
Prime Minister hands out marching orders
Powering up the north

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