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White Buffalo Youth Lodge Caters To Community
The Saskatoon Salvation Army will be hosting its second annual New Year's Dinner at the White Buffalo Youth Lodge tonight. The meals take place at 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. and...
Three Men Arrested In La Ronge Drug-Bust
Three men in their twenties are facing drug-related charges after a traffic stop in La Ronge Monday evening. RCMP say the vehicle was pulled over after it was seen driving...
MP Advises Parents Of First Nations Kids With Special Needs To Monitor Court Case In Maritimes Closely
The case of a disabled teenager who has been denied extra funding from the federal government is a case all First Nations parents who have children with special needs should...
Government Pledges To Turn Over Police Documents From Ontario Residential School
The federal government says it will comply with a court order requiring it to produce thousands of police documents from a northern Ontario Indian residential school. On...
Therapeutic Youth Centre Opens In Black Lake
The Black Lake First Nation is celebrating the opening of a new therapeutic youth care centre today. The group home will offer educational, spiritual and recreational...
New Program Aims To Get Saskatoon Students Interested In Math And Science Careers
Cameco Corporation made a sizeable donation to Saskatoon Public Schools Wednesday with the goal of getting students interested in pursuing careers in math and science. The...
PBCN Holds Land-Designation Vote
The future of commercial development on several parcels of land will be decided today by members of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation. Following a series of public meetings,...
Regina Researcher Says Remote Communities To Benefit From 3D Printers
3D Printers could soon revolutionize daily life in remote and isolated communities says an associate professor from the University of Regina. David Gerhard is a computer...
Union Says Government Decision To Contract Out Inmate Food-Services Driven By Ideology
Saskatchewan’s government union says the province’s decision to contract out food services at correctional facilities could cost as many as 60 jobs. SGEU was reacting to...
New Fire-Spotting System Ready To Go For Start Of Fire Season
The provincial government has placed new heat-sensing cameras on all 42 of its fire-towers. The plan was announced last year, as part of the government’s decision to let go...

White Buffalo Youth Lodge Caters To Community
Three Men Arrested In La Ronge Drug-Bust
MP Advises Parents Of First Nations Kids With Special Needs To Monitor Court Case In Maritimes Closely
Government Pledges To Turn Over Police Documents From Ontario Residential School
Therapeutic Youth Centre Opens In Black Lake
New Program Aims To Get Saskatoon Students Interested In Math And Science Careers
PBCN Holds Land-Designation Vote
Regina Researcher Says Remote Communities To Benefit From 3D Printers
Union Says Government Decision To Contract Out Inmate Food-Services Driven By Ideology
New Fire-Spotting System Ready To Go For Start Of Fire Season

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