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Investigation Underway Into Death Of Willow Cree Inmate
Corrections Canada is investigating the death of a prisoner from the Willow Cree Healing Lodge. 56 year-old Kenneth Obey was serving a two-year and eight-month sentence for...
Cops Nab Wanted Man
A northern Saskatchewan man that has been wanted by police for several months is now in custody. Jeffrey Ryan Wolverine was arrested in Saskatoon on December 5. Wolverine...
New Electronic Staking System Beginning To Pay Dividends: Province
A new electronic system of registering mineral claims is being called a huge success. The Mineral Administration Registry Saskatchewan system, or MARS was introduced last...
Liberals Gather In Regina To Discuss Indigenous Education
Saskatchewan Liberals are gathering in Regina this weekend to discuss Aboriginal policy. The Indigenous Education Summit will take place at the First Nations University of...
Aboriginal Leaders Remember Mandela
Tributes are pouring in from Canada’s Aboriginal Leaders about the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela. Chief Shawn Atleo of the Assembly of First Nations says Mandela was a...
Northern Health Authority Sends Warning Letters Out About Improperly Disinfected Tub
Officials with the Mamawetan Churchill River Health Region have sent out letters after a malfunction in a bathing tub in its Long Term Care Unit. Last month it was noticed...
First Nations Groups Get Federal Funds For Solar Power Station
The first nations power authority got a big boost today from the federal government. Western Diversification minister, Michelle Rempel, announced $300,000 in support to help...
Bill To Amend The Indian Act Nearly Through Senate
A private member’s bill to amend the Indian Act has passed second reading in the Senate. Bill C-428 is the brainchild of Northern Saskatchewan MP Rob Clarke, it would change...
Aboriginal Affairs Critic Convinced First Nations Education Act To Be Introduced In The Spring
The Aboriginal Affairs critic for the federal new democrats says if people think the federal government is backing off on its plans to impose a new first nations education...
Dakota Band Closes In On Self-Government Agreement
A First Nation in Manitoba is very close to completing the first self-government agreement on the prairies. Aboriginal Affairs minister Bernard Valcourt says the agreement...

Investigation Underway Into Death Of Willow Cree Inmate
Cops Nab Wanted Man
New Electronic Staking System Beginning To Pay Dividends: Province
Liberals Gather In Regina To Discuss Indigenous Education
Aboriginal Leaders Remember Mandela
Northern Health Authority Sends Warning Letters Out About Improperly Disinfected Tub
First Nations Groups Get Federal Funds For Solar Power Station
Bill To Amend The Indian Act Nearly Through Senate
Aboriginal Affairs Critic Convinced First Nations Education Act To Be Introduced In The Spring
Dakota Band Closes In On Self-Government Agreement

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