There is some good news in the latest flu numbers but there is also a warning. As of Friday, there are nearly 1,200 lab confirmed cases of flu, 60 people remain in intensive...

It’s been a tough few days for employees at the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations. Sixty-six of them, which is pretty much the entire workforce, have received layoff...

The North American Indigenous Games got a quarter million dollar boost Thursday thanks to a generous donation from the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority. It is the...

The province is investing $300,000 over three years to help low-income individuals in Saskatoon access legal services. The money is being given to the Community Legal...

A Saskatoon company and one of its supervisors have been given hefty fines after pleading guilty to three charges under provincial occupational health and safety...

Golden Band Resources says it is regrouping and reorganizing but remains optimistic its current investment in the La Ronge area will pay off. However, for the time being,...

The dangerous offender designation and how it is being applied to Indigenous people continues to be a hot topic of discussion in the province. The justice system has been...

A decision by the federal government to close down eight Veterans Affairs offices is getting the thumbs down from one Aboriginal war vet. Ray Sanderson is the president of...

It is now one year later and Station 20 West is celebrating it’s first anniversary. The facility offers a number of services to residents living in Saskatoon’s core area...

A Saskatchewan publication is hoping the courts can accomplish what the province’s privacy commissioner has not been able to do. Briarpatch magazine has filed a statement of...