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Health Official Urges Northerners To Get Flu-Shot
The number of flu-related deaths in Saskatchewan is up to 16 from 12, surpassing the number of people who died in the 2009 pandemic. Dr. James Irvine is the Medical Health...
Man At Center Of Dangerous Offender Hearing Takes The Stand
An aboriginal man who was serving an indefinite prison term is getting a chance at possible freedom. 34 year-old Chad Michael Ewenin was declared a dangerous offender and...
RCMP Look For Local Help In Servicing Communities
A new RCMP recruitment program is about to take flight in Saskatchewan. The Community Constable Program is intended to augment the force’s ability to service communities...
FSIN Defends On-Reserve Child And Family Service Agencies
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations says child and family service agencies on reserve are getting a raw deal. Vice-chief Kimberly Jonathan says a recent media...
Cameco Official Says Cigar Lake Is On Target
An official with Cameco says while the uranium market appears uncertain right now, the long-term picture bodes well for the future. Grant Isaac spoke on Thursday at an...
PBCN Says Harper Government’s Firefighting Funding Numbers Misleading
The chief of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation is reacting to federal government numbers on how much the First Nation receives for firefighting. Yesterday, the Harper...
Anti-Racist Group Says Justice System Handing Out Too Many Dangerous Offender Designations To Aboriginals
A man who’s spent much of his life fighting the scourge of racism in society says he feels dangerous offender designations are being handed out too frequently. Bob Hughes...
Saskatoon Businessman Organizes “Got Land? Thank An Indian” Clothing Orders
Saskatoon business owner Peter Garden say he wants to create greater awareness around treaty issues. The owner of Turning The Tide books is helping to coordinate orders for...
U of S Partners With Oxford University In New Student Exchange Program
England’s elite Oxford University could be the destination for two University of Saskatchewan students this coming fall. The U of S has partnered with Oxford’s St. Anne’s...
Residential Schools Compensation Agreement Enters Next Phase
The next phase of the Residential School Compensation Agreement is here. Since 2007, nearly 80,000 former students have received common experience payments. Now, the...
Health Official Urges Northerners To Get Flu-Shot
Man At Center Of Dangerous Offender Hearing Takes The Stand
RCMP Look For Local Help In Servicing Communities
FSIN Defends On-Reserve Child And Family Service Agencies
Cameco Official Says Cigar Lake Is On Target
PBCN Says Harper Government’s Firefighting Funding Numbers Misleading
Anti-Racist Group Says Justice System Handing Out Too Many Dangerous Offender Designations To Aboriginals
Saskatoon Businessman Organizes “Got Land? Thank An Indian” Clothing Orders
U of S Partners With Oxford University In New Student Exchange Program
Residential Schools Compensation Agreement Enters Next Phase
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