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Buffy Sainte-Marie trumps competition for Polaris Prize
Buffy Sainte-Marie has won this year's $50,000 Polaris Music Prize. A jury of 11 music critics, bloggers and broadcasters named the album "Power in the Blood" the best...
Two Sask. residents eye top job with Congress
There will be a new chief for a national aboriginal organization come Friday, and chances are good the chief will be from Saskatchewan. The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples...
Prince Albert police welcome aboriginal-focused officer
The new face on staff for Prince Albert Police Service emphasizes cultural respect for aboriginal people. Montreal Lake Cree Nation's Julie Naytowhow is their new aboriginal...
Buffalo River Chief sentenced for assault
The chief of the Buffalo River Dene Nation has been handed a six-month conditional discharge and ordered to pay a 100-dollar surcharge for assault. Chief Eileen Morrison was...
Saskatchewan’s ‘Indspirational’ indigenous women
Two Saskatchewan Metis women who overcame incredible odds have received national recognition for making Canada a better country. Zondra Roy, 26, and Jo Ann Episkenew, 63,...
5 nations on display at week-long festival in Prince Albert
Dozens of people from different First Nations are showcasing their culture in Prince Albert this week. The idea for the Prince Albert Grand Council’s (PAGC)first Culture...
AFN national chief inks letter with plan to meet with Pope
When Pope Francis is in the USA next week, the Assembly of First Nations National Chief wants to meet with him. On Friday, Chief Perry Bellegarde said Pope Francis is set to...
Memorial walk calls out gang violence
A memorial walk in Regina on Friday began at the spot where a 16-year-old's body was found five days earlier. Earlier this week, Regina police confirmed the teen's death was...
Child-care spaces easier to access for parents at U of R
The University of Regina's child care centres are doubling their capacity. Education minister Don Morgan and the University of Regina vice chancellor Vianne Timmons were on...
Shoal Lake takes drastic measures with welfare recipients
The Shoal Lake Cree Nation has had enough of some band members drinking away their welfare cheques. Earlier this week the band sent out a letter to members informing them...

Buffy Sainte-Marie trumps competition for Polaris Prize
Two Sask. residents eye top job with Congress
Prince Albert police welcome aboriginal-focused officer
Buffalo River Chief sentenced for assault
Saskatchewan’s ‘Indspirational’ indigenous women
5 nations on display at week-long festival in Prince Albert
AFN national chief inks letter with plan to meet with Pope
Memorial walk calls out gang violence
Child-care spaces easier to access for parents at U of R
Shoal Lake takes drastic measures with welfare recipients

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