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Supreme Court Rules Crown Doesn’t Have To Consider Aboriginal Status When Seeking Mandatory Minimum Sentences
The Supreme Court of Canada says an offender's Aboriginal status does not need to be taken into account when the Crown is deciding whether to seek a mandatory minimum...
Ceremony Honours More Than 150 Aboriginal Grads In Saskatoon
The Saskatoon Indian and Metis Friendship Centre held its 30th annual Aboriginal graduation last night at the Prairieland Hall. The celebration allows all the Aboriginal...
Students From Schools In Prince Albert’s West Flat Gather For Annual Pow Wow
Hundreds of students, staff and parents gathered at St. Michael's Community School in Prince Albert for their 7th annual West Flat Pow Wow. The West Flat Community School...
New Book Aims To Be A Handy Trip Companion For Canoeists In Northern Saskatchewan
Canoeists and kayakers will have an additional resource when planning their trip to the province's north this summer. Currently, paddlers depend on the government guides to...
Metis Author Reflects On Popularity Of Book Of Short Stories
It's been a pretty good year so far for Lisa Bird-Wilson. The Saskatoon Métis author is the recipient of four Saskatchewan book awards for her collection of short fiction...
UPDATED-Sask MP Relates To Moncton Police Shooting
A police shooting in New Brunswick is bringing back painful memories for one Saskatchewan MP. Moncton RCMP concluded a 30-hour manhunt for 24-year-old Justin Bourque with...
Community Advocate Says Harper Government’s New Sex Trade Legislation Flawed
An advocate for Regina sex trade workers says the Harper government’s new prostitution law fails to address some key issues about the men who buy sex and for the women who...
Ten Per Cent Of U Of S Spring Graduates Aboriginal
Leighanne Gardipy is one of 358 Aboriginal students graduating from the University of Saskatchewan this week. Gardipy is receiving a degree in law and is also a recipient of...
New Program Aims To Get More Aboriginal Youth Working In Resource Sector
There may soon be more Aboriginal youth working in the resource sector thanks to a six-week summer program in northwest Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Resource Ranger...
Auditor’s Report Says Only One In Three Aboriginal Students Graduating High School In Sask
The recently released provincial auditor’s report highlights the high failure rate of Aboriginal students and recommends better reporting and public disclosure from school...
Supreme Court Rules Crown Doesn’t Have To Consider Aboriginal Status When Seeking Mandatory Minimum Sentences
Ceremony Honours More Than 150 Aboriginal Grads In Saskatoon
Students From Schools In Prince Albert’s West Flat Gather For Annual Pow Wow
New Book Aims To Be A Handy Trip Companion For Canoeists In Northern Saskatchewan
Metis Author Reflects On Popularity Of Book Of Short Stories
UPDATED-Sask MP Relates To Moncton Police Shooting
Community Advocate Says Harper Government’s New Sex Trade Legislation Flawed
Ten Per Cent Of U Of S Spring Graduates Aboriginal
New Program Aims To Get More Aboriginal Youth Working In Resource Sector
Auditor’s Report Says Only One In Three Aboriginal Students Graduating High School In Sask
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