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MNS Needs To Settle Internal Political Dispute, Aboriginal Publisher Says
A Saskatoon newspaper publisher says the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan needs to move beyond internal political disputes and onto larger issues affecting all Indigenous people...
Harper Government Weighs In On Pheasant Rump Chief Conviction
The federal government is responding to the sexual assault conviction and imprisonment of a First Nations chief. This week a judge in Carlyle sentenced Pheasant Rump First...
Clothing Company Pulls Fake First Nations Headdresses From Its Shelves
A First Nations woman from Winnipeg says she’s pleased a Canadian clothing company has decided to pull fake First Nations headdresses from its shelves. Last week, Kim...
Sask First Nations Begin To Draft Own Education Acts
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations says the federal government needs to recognize the strong response by provincial bands to draft their own education acts is...
CRTC Renews APTN’s Broadcast Licence
The CRTC has renewed the operating license for the Aboriginal People’s Television Network. This means the network will continue to be included as part of a basic cable...
Police Search For Fishing Lake Man
The public is being asked to be on the lookout for a Saskatchewan man considered to be armed and dangerous. Twenty-three-year-old Joseph Wilfred Desjarlais is wanted for a...
Support Group For Families Of Missing And Murdered Aboriginal Women Holds First Meeting In Saskatoon
A new support group for families dealing with the issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal women holds its first meeting in Saskatoon tonight. The goal of Project Hope is to...
Aboriginal Issues The Focus Of Discussion At National Forum
One of the co-founders of the Idle No More Movement is scheduled to speak at a major event in Toronto this week. Sheelah McLean will join former Prime Minister Paul Martin...
Gold Mining Company Resumes La Ronge Project Operations
Golden Band Resources says it has resumed full operations at its La Ronge Gold Project. Back in February, the company halted production at its Komis deposit and shut down...
Saskatoon Métis Fiddle Fest Kicks Off
The sixteenth annual John Arcand Fiddle Fest kicked off on Thursday. The festival runs to Sunday, just southwest of Saskatoon. Festival organizer Vicki Arcand says one of...
MNS Needs To Settle Internal Political Dispute, Aboriginal Publisher Says
Harper Government Weighs In On Pheasant Rump Chief Conviction
Clothing Company Pulls Fake First Nations Headdresses From Its Shelves
Sask First Nations Begin To Draft Own Education Acts
CRTC Renews APTN’s Broadcast Licence
Police Search For Fishing Lake Man
Support Group For Families Of Missing And Murdered Aboriginal Women Holds First Meeting In Saskatoon
Aboriginal Issues The Focus Of Discussion At National Forum
Gold Mining Company Resumes La Ronge Project Operations
Saskatoon Métis Fiddle Fest Kicks Off
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