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Critic: Politics hampered committee’s work For an MMIW inquiry
The Liberal Aboriginal Affairs critic says a federal committee’s near-unanimous call for an inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women was absent in the final report...
Jonas Budd makes video court appearance
The man who was at the center of an Amber Alert in February made a quick court appearance in La Ronge via video link on Friday. The man is charged with murder, kidnapping,...
High school students safe after shots fired in North Battleford
It was scary morning for early starters at a high school in North Battleford. Just after 8:30 a.m. on Friday the Battlefords RCMP received a report of a suspicious person in...
Call made For Metis Nation resignations
A Saskatoon Metis woman has had enough of the political scrapping taking place within the Metis Nation – Saskatchewan. There isn’t a mediator alive who could resolve the...
Regina’s FNUniv’ seats half-empty, but Sask’s aboriginal enrolment on the rise
The First Nations University of Canada is making a full effort to fill its half-empty Regina campus. Total enrolment at all FNUniv’s campuses is about 850 registered...
Atmosphere of empowerment at Strength of our Women Awards
It was a very beautiful and humbling evening for First Nation women from across Saskatchewan. On Thursday night in Saskatoon, the Saskatchewan First Nations Women’s...
Water security masters program soon to be on tap at U of S
The University of Saskatchewan is launching a first-of-its-kind in North America master’s degree program focusing on water security issues. The course will help students...
Prince Albert officer acquitted of pepper spray assault charge
A judge has made a not guilty ruling for a Prince Albert police officer who was charged with assault after she pepper sprayed a man who'd been arrested last summer. Inmate...
Law enforcement academy sets up shop in cottage country
Officers who protect the environment have converged in the Saskatchewan resort community of Candle Lake. The Western Conservation Law Enforcement Academy began in 2007, when...
To vote or not to vote
On Wednesday evening, about 100 people turned out to listen to a panel of First Nations people discuss their reasons to vote or not to vote in the upcoming federal election....
Critic: Politics hampered committee’s work For an MMIW inquiry
Jonas Budd makes video court appearance
High school students safe after shots fired in North Battleford
Call made For Metis Nation resignations
Regina’s FNUniv’ seats half-empty, but Sask’s aboriginal enrolment on the rise
Atmosphere of empowerment at Strength of our Women Awards
Water security masters program soon to be on tap at U of S
Prince Albert officer acquitted of pepper spray assault charge
Law enforcement academy sets up shop in cottage country
To vote or not to vote
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