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Junior Minister Comments On What New Legislation Will Mean For Saskatchewan Bands
We’re learning more about the Federal government’s new safe-drinking water strategy for First Nations. On Friday the federal government announced that the Safe Drinking...
Metis Lawyer Leaves Profession In Wake Of Allegations
A Metis lawyer has resigned from her profession. In a decision posted on the Law Society of Saskatchewan’s website, Michelle Leclair-Harding has apparently stepped away from...
Former Residential School Dorm Supervisor Convicted Of Numerous Sex Crimes
A Battlefords courtroom clapped enthusiastically on Tuesday as Paul Leroux was convicted of multiple sex crimes. The former boys’ dormitory supervisor, who was employed at...
Saskatoon Food Bank Director Concerned With Number Of Aboriginal People Going Hungry
Record numbers of people are working in Saskatchewan and weekly earnings are at an all-time high, but the number of people using food banks is also way up. This year, more...
Suspended Metis Officials Abandon First Injunction Application, Try New Court Action
The court case pitting suspended Metis Nation - Saskatchewan area directors and Vice-President Gerald Morin against President Robert Doucette will be argued three months...
Conference Looking For Solutions To “Terrible” Student Achievement In Province’s North
Teachers, professors and community leaders are in Prince Albert today for the start of a two-day conference on northern education. Educators from throughout the...
Firm Says Area East Of La Ronge Can Now Be Considered A New Diamond District
A Canadian diamond company is announcing positive results from a summer drilling project in Saskatchewan's north. During June and July, North Arrow completed 10 drill holes...
Volunteers To Use GPS Technology To Map Former Sites Of Residential Schools
A project to map the sites of former residential schools across Canada needs volunteers to make it a reality. The effort is a partnership involving the Assembly of First...
Aboriginal Communities Encouraged To Ask Questions Of Land Developers
The parliamentary secretary for Aboriginal Affairs helped kick off an Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Conference in Ottawa this morning. Mark Strahl told the delegates the...
Expert Urges Aboriginal Groups To Improve Financial Literacy
A business expert says there is currently not enough importance being placed on financial literacy skills. Terry Goodtrack is the president of the Aboriginal Financial...
Junior Minister Comments On What New Legislation Will Mean For Saskatchewan Bands
Metis Lawyer Leaves Profession In Wake Of Allegations
Former Residential School Dorm Supervisor Convicted Of Numerous Sex Crimes
Saskatoon Food Bank Director Concerned With Number Of Aboriginal People Going Hungry
Suspended Metis Officials Abandon First Injunction Application, Try New Court Action
Conference Looking For Solutions To “Terrible” Student Achievement In Province’s North
Firm Says Area East Of La Ronge Can Now Be Considered A New Diamond District
Volunteers To Use GPS Technology To Map Former Sites Of Residential Schools
Aboriginal Communities Encouraged To Ask Questions Of Land Developers
Expert Urges Aboriginal Groups To Improve Financial Literacy
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