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Prince Albert officers first to test groundbreaking tech
Select police officers in the province will be the first in North America to try a new tactical tool. On the weekend, Prince Albert Police Service will test a digital...
Ahtahkakoop runs for Terry Fox
Volunteers on Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation are taking the annual Terry Fox walk to the next level. This year, three high school students are running from the First Nation's...
Congress of Aboriginal People elects Mi’kmaq from Nova Scotia
A Mi’kmaq man from Nova Scotia has beat out his Saskatchewan competition to become the new national chief for the Congress of Aboriginal People (CAP). On Friday, Dwight...
U of S mentorship program to continue
The University of Saskatchewan announced an aboriginal mentorship program for science, technology, engineering and math students. The university and the Saskatchewan...
Northern Sask. man charged with murder after body discovered in Alberta
A charge of second-degree murder has been laid against a man from northern Saskatchewan following the discovery this week of a man's body in southern Alberta. RCMP say Silas...
Accused armed robber back in custody after skipping court
A woman who skipped court after she was granted bail on armed robbery charges, is back behind bars. Carmine Patty Nayneecassum had already been released and approved for...
Business forum brings suppliers and industry together
The Whitecap Dakota First Nation brought together aboriginal business suppliers and industry on Thursday. The band hosted its first-ever business forum to identify the...
Man requests penitentiary sentence for assaulting fellow inmate
This month, a Prince Albert inmate entered a guilty plea to assault and requested a penitentiary sentence before telling a judge, “I just want to get this thing over with.”...
Fraser Institute says land claims hurt resource development
An independent think tank says modern-day land claims are driving away resource development. The Fraser Institute says the courts are exercising too much discretion...
Metis leader to propose controversial action at upcoming general assembly
If a Metis local leader has his way, a general assembly this weekend will see a controversial motion. Earlier this month, Green Lake Metis Nation president Kelvin Roy was...

Prince Albert officers first to test groundbreaking tech
Ahtahkakoop runs for Terry Fox
Congress of Aboriginal People elects Mi’kmaq from Nova Scotia
U of S mentorship program to continue
Northern Sask. man charged with murder after body discovered in Alberta
Accused armed robber back in custody after skipping court
Business forum brings suppliers and industry together
Man requests penitentiary sentence for assaulting fellow inmate
Fraser Institute says land claims hurt resource development
Metis leader to propose controversial action at upcoming general assembly

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