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Implications of Tsilhqot’in decision still challenging for policy makers
Questions still remain for policy makers more than a year after a historic Supreme Court decision affecting Aboriginal title rights. In June 2014, the Supreme Court...
AFN national chief urges legal community to help create change in Indigenous rights
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says court officials and First Nations need to work together to uphold the treaty rights of Indigenous people. Perry...
Northern candidate likes Tories’ youth gang prevention campaign pledge
Rob Clarke says he's already inquired about what a Tory campaign promise to help steer youth away from gangs could look like in northern Saskatchewan. Earlier this month,...
Anti-sexual violence campaign launches in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is launching new public awareness campaign aimed at getting people to speak out against sexual violence and abuse of women. The “Who will you help?” campaign is...
4G wireless up and running in Canoe Lake area
A cluster of communities north of Meadow Lake are now living the 4G life. Canoe Lake Cree Nation and the Metis communities of Jans Bay and Cole Bay have partnered with...
Teen in Regina recovering from kidnapping, sexual assault
An attempt to buy a cellphone in Regina turned into four hours of horror for a 17-year-old girl. She had been communicating with a young man through social media and agreed...
Banking on more aboriginal students
The Bank of Nova Scotia is hoping a giant cheque will make a big difference for aboriginal students entering university. Thursday morning, it presented a $150,000 cheque to...
Trial set for two accused of murdering Prince Albert teen
The two men accused of killing a 17-year-old Prince Albert boy are set for trial by judge and jury. In April of 2014, Clayton James Bear was found with a gunshot wound in...
Justice conference: legal lessons are rooted in Indigenous culture
The head of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission set the tone for the “Aboriginal Peoples and Law: We Are All Here to Stay” conference in Saskatoon in his speech on...
Advance votes more than double in northern Sask.
This year, Canadians already knew the federal election advance polling numbers were high - and now they know where all these ballots were cast. Elections Canada has released...

Implications of Tsilhqot’in decision still challenging for policy makers
AFN national chief urges legal community to help create change in Indigenous rights
Northern candidate likes Tories’ youth gang prevention campaign pledge
Anti-sexual violence campaign launches in Saskatchewan
4G wireless up and running in Canoe Lake area
Teen in Regina recovering from kidnapping, sexual assault
Banking on more aboriginal students
Trial set for two accused of murdering Prince Albert teen
Justice conference: legal lessons are rooted in Indigenous culture
Advance votes more than double in northern Sask.

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