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Friendship Centres Celebrate Funding Windfall; Metis Group Not Happy
The National Association of Friendship Centres is heralding a new day in its history. Ottawa has announced it will inject $43 million into the organization over the next two...
TV Show Presents A New View With An Aboriginal Perspective
They are loud and they are proud. Four influential Aboriginal women have taken to the air waves in Saskatchewan in a new television talk show.It is called, "The Four" and...
Union Questions Layoffs In Northern Health Region
Saskatchewan's health sciences union says it can't understand why two employees in the Mamawetan Churchill River Health Region have received layoff notices. According to...
Alternative Budget Calls For More Funds For On-Reserve Shelters, Police Forces
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives is hoping Jim Flaherty takes a page out of its 2014 alternative budget. Each year the group publishes its own budget for...
STR8 UP Founder Glad For Opportunity To Share Positive Stories About Ex-Gang Members
About 650 people attended a major two-day Aboriginal youth anti-gang conference this week -- the first of its kind in Saskatoon.The 10,000 Healing Steps conference was...
First Nations Student To Keep Smudging Despite School’s Objections
A Brandon, Manitoba high school student says his school made him feel ashamed of his native heritage, but now he has a renewed pride and a lot of support in his fight with...
Outreach Groups and Government Agencies In Saskatoon To Adopt “HUB” Strategy
Policing and social services agencies working collaboratively is the focus of a new Saskatoon program aimed at keeping Aboriginal youth out of gangs. The Saskatoon HUB,...
Gang Expert Says Lack Of Information Sharing Between Police And Social Workers Making Gang Problem Worse
Preventing young Aboriginal people from entering gang life is the topic of discussion at a Saskatoon conference this week. The two-day "10,000 Healing Steps: Resilience and...
Entire Idle No More Movement To Be Honoured With Global Citizen Award
The Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation is honouring the Idle No More movement with a 2014 Global Citizen Award. The award was created in 1990 to recognize...
NWAC Anxious To Talk To Researcher Behind New Database Of Missing Aboriginal Women
The Native Women's Association of Canada says it hopes new research that shows 824 Aboriginal women have gone missing or been murdered will spark fresh debate in Canada....
Friendship Centres Celebrate Funding Windfall; Metis Group Not Happy
TV Show Presents A New View With An Aboriginal Perspective
Union Questions Layoffs In Northern Health Region
Alternative Budget Calls For More Funds For On-Reserve Shelters, Police Forces
STR8 UP Founder Glad For Opportunity To Share Positive Stories About Ex-Gang Members
First Nations Student To Keep Smudging Despite School’s Objections
Outreach Groups and Government Agencies In Saskatoon To Adopt “HUB” Strategy
Gang Expert Says Lack Of Information Sharing Between Police And Social Workers Making Gang Problem Worse
Entire Idle No More Movement To Be Honoured With Global Citizen Award
NWAC Anxious To Talk To Researcher Behind New Database Of Missing Aboriginal Women
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