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Provincial Budget Includes 2.4% Increase In Funding For Aboriginal Initiatives
Revenues are down and expenses are up, but the provincial government avoided any tax increases in today's budget that outlines its plans to spend just over $14 billion in...
SRC Given Green Light To Begin Cleanup Of Abandoned Uranium Mill
The Saskatchewan Research Council is making preparations to begin the cleanup of the former Lorado uranium mill site. The facility located eight kilometers from Uranium City...
Canadian Bar Association Says A National Inquiry Into Missing Aboriginal Women Has Become Necessary
The Canadian Bar Association is adding its voice to a list of organizations calling for a national inquiry into missing and murdered Aboriginal women. A number of groups are...
U of R Does Damage Control After “Cowboys And Indians” Photo Surfaces On Social Media
University of Regina President Vianne Timmons is doing damage control after the cheerleading squad dressed in cowboy and Indian outfits for a theme party closing out their...
RCMP Say Death Near Pelican Narrows No Longer Considered Suspicious
RCMP have ruled out foul play in the death of a 21-year-old man near Pelican Narrows. Mounties initially considered Kieffer Braeden Linklater's death suspicious -- but an...
MLTC Enters Cell Phone Business
The Meadow Lake Tribal Council has announced a new partnership which will see it getting into the cell phone business. MLTC Resource Development is working with SaskTel and...
Northern Sask Students Learn About How Poverty Costs Everyone
A northern Saskatchewan teacher is doing her part to raise awareness of how poverty affects the province. Renee Carriere teaches at Charlebois Community School in Cumberland...
Aboriginal Country Musician Sentenced To 20 Months In Jail For Defrauding Chinese Immigrant
John Hillary McLeod will be able to continue writing songs but for the next little while he will have to do so from jail. The 57-year-old Saskatoon Aboriginal country...
Saskatoon SIAST Campus Holds Aboriginal Policing Grad
SIAST was honouring ten students who graduated from the Aboriginal Police Preparation Program in Saskatoon Friday afternoon. The six-month program prepares graduates for...
Cameco’s Cigar Lake Mine Makes First Uranium Ore Shipment
After much anticipation, Cameco’s Cigar Lake mine in northern Saskatchewan began shipping uranium ore Thursday. The uranium ore is being shipped about 43 miles down the road...
Provincial Budget Includes 2.4% Increase In Funding For Aboriginal Initiatives
SRC Given Green Light To Begin Cleanup Of Abandoned Uranium Mill
Canadian Bar Association Says A National Inquiry Into Missing Aboriginal Women Has Become Necessary
U of R Does Damage Control After “Cowboys And Indians” Photo Surfaces On Social Media
RCMP Say Death Near Pelican Narrows No Longer Considered Suspicious
MLTC Enters Cell Phone Business
Northern Sask Students Learn About How Poverty Costs Everyone
Aboriginal Country Musician Sentenced To 20 Months In Jail For Defrauding Chinese Immigrant
Saskatoon SIAST Campus Holds Aboriginal Policing Grad
Cameco’s Cigar Lake Mine Makes First Uranium Ore Shipment
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