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Royal Tour Rolls Into Regina For Youth Awards
Prince Edward had high praise for local youth Thursday during a ceremony at the RCMP’s depot division in Regina. In the morning he presented Duke of Edinburgh gold awards to...
Crown And First Nation Spar Over What Type Of Right Treaty Annuity Payments Are
Are treaty annuity payments a group or individual right? This is the fundamental question in a legal dispute between the Beardy’s and Okemasis First Nation and federal...
Accused In Prince Albert Homicide Makes First Court Appearance
A 41-year-old man made his first court appearance this morning for a recent homicide in Prince Albert. Trevor Cook is charged with one count of second-degree murder in...
Project Studying Root Causes Of HIV Infection Rates Among Aboriginal Women In Regina
A community-based research project examining the high rates of HIV and AIDS among Aboriginal women in Regina was launched this morning at the First Nations University of...
AFN, Academic Weigh In On Land Claims Policy Reform
The Assembly of First Nations says a discussion of real reform needs to take place in regards to land claims policy reform. The federal government recently appointed Douglas...
Performance Outcome Report Shows Former Clients Of Ranch Ehrlo Society Avoiding Jail
The Ranch Ehrlo Society had a successful year, according to its annual performance outcome report. The report says after spending an average 18 months with the agency, 94...
SIGA, Gold Eagle Lodge Among Nominees For ABEX Awards
The nominees for the annual ABEX awards have been released and two First Nations organizations have a chance for an award. The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority has been...
Children’s Advocate Says Social Services Didn’t Do Enough To Prevent Death Of Sturgeon Lake Toddler In Foster Care
Saskatchewan's Advocate for Children and Youth wants stricter monitoring of fosters homes and more accountability from the Ministry of Social Services on how many times a...
FSIN Says Aboriginal Women Can’t Afford To Wait For Implementation Of Federal Action Plan On Violence
Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Vice Chief Kimberley Jonathan says the federal action plan to address the issue of violence against Aboriginal women may have come...
Lawyer Says First Nations People Played Very Little Role In Riel Rebellion
A Calgary lawyer says the government of Sir John A. MacDonald withheld treaty payments to Saskatchewan First Nations in the late 19th century as part of a strategy to...
Royal Tour Rolls Into Regina For Youth Awards
Crown And First Nation Spar Over What Type Of Right Treaty Annuity Payments Are
Accused In Prince Albert Homicide Makes First Court Appearance
Project Studying Root Causes Of HIV Infection Rates Among Aboriginal Women In Regina
AFN, Academic Weigh In On Land Claims Policy Reform
Performance Outcome Report Shows Former Clients Of Ranch Ehrlo Society Avoiding Jail
SIGA, Gold Eagle Lodge Among Nominees For ABEX Awards
Children’s Advocate Says Social Services Didn’t Do Enough To Prevent Death Of Sturgeon Lake Toddler In Foster Care
FSIN Says Aboriginal Women Can’t Afford To Wait For Implementation Of Federal Action Plan On Violence
Lawyer Says First Nations People Played Very Little Role In Riel Rebellion
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