Saskatchewan’s lone Liberal MP says his party opposes the Harper government’s transfer cuts to the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations and would consider restoring...

Northern mayors have two resolutions on the floor at this week’s Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association Convention in Regina. One resolution calls for mandatory...

There’s a new chief on the James Smith Cree Nation. Justin Burns beat out incumbent Wally Burns and challenger Rena Burns in Friday’s election. John Burns, Alvin Moostoos...

A new study says although heart attack and stroke victims in Canada have a very high chance of survival if they can get to a hospital, too many of them are not making the...

Some tough questions are being asked about how climate change will impact the Boreal forest. A comprehensive review of the topic was recently published by 16 Canadian...

Making positive change was the topic of discussion at a Saskatoon event this past weekend. Saskatoon Change Makers was put on by the Broadbent Institute and featured...

The domestic violence treatment option program exists today thanks to two judges who met at an Aboriginal law conference a decade-and-a-half ago. The program began in North...

A group of Saskatchewan First Nations is receiving $3.2 million from the federal government to assist with on-reserve youth job training. The Battlefords, Meadow Lake,...

Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt says the federal government wants to get out of the business of funding political organizations and focus more on what it says...

Cameco is selling out its stake in a southwestern Ontario nuclear power company. The Saskatchewan uranium company announced Friday morning it is selling its 31.6 per cent...