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Third Reading Of Bill To Amend Indian Act Delayed Until September
A bill to amend the Indian Act has been delayed, at least for now. Bill C-428 is the brainchild of northern Saskatchewan MP Rob Clarke. Clarke maintains the act is archaic...
Pelican Lake Man Remorseful Over Causing Death Of Brother-In-Law: Lawyer
A man from the Pelican Lake First Nation has the next four years to reflect on a violent incident at a bar that sent him to jail for manslaughter. On Friday, 39-year-old...
New Wrinkle To John Arcand Fiddle Fest This Year
Preparations are underway for the 16th Annual John Arcand Fiddle Fest. The festival takes place August 8th to 11th, just southwest of Saskatoon. Festival organizer Vicki...
Evacuation Process Getting Underway In Cumberland House Over “Major Concern” Of Flooding
The massing flooding caused by heavy rainfall in Alberta is expected to impact Saskatchewan in the next couple of days. The Water Security Agency says record inflows from...
Stanley Mission Walkers Hit Parliament Hill For National Aboriginal Day Festivities
A group of Walkers from Stanley Mission was in Ottawa today and took part in National Aboriginal Day activities. Their walk called “A Sacred Journey For Future Generations”...
Construction Starts On Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Students’ Centre
For many it’s been a long wait, but it appears work on the Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Centre is finally moving forward. The University of Saskatchewan held the official sod...
Residential Schools Art Project Unveiled At U of S
A new set of artworks honouring Indian residential schools survivors was unveiled in Saskatoon on Thursday afternoon. The “Child Taken” project is a partnership between the...
SIIT Holds Graduation Ceremonies In Saskatoon
About 200 graduates packed into Prairieland Park in Saskatoon on Thursday afternoon for the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies convocation ceremonies. Graduates...
La Ronge Conservation Officers Respond To Bear Sightings
Conservation officers have set out live traps after reports of seven bears wandering into public areas in the La Ronge region this week. Wednesday afternoon, a...
New Report Stresses Need For Better Literacy Amoung Aboriginal Community
A new study by TD economics says at the current pace it will take nearly three decades for aboriginals to catch up with the rest of Canadians when it comes to literacy...
Third Reading Of Bill To Amend Indian Act Delayed Until September
Pelican Lake Man Remorseful Over Causing Death Of Brother-In-Law: Lawyer
New Wrinkle To John Arcand Fiddle Fest This Year
Evacuation Process Getting Underway In Cumberland House Over “Major Concern” Of Flooding
Stanley Mission Walkers Hit Parliament Hill For National Aboriginal Day Festivities
Construction Starts On Gordon Oakes-Red Bear Students’ Centre
Residential Schools Art Project Unveiled At U of S
SIIT Holds Graduation Ceremonies In Saskatoon
La Ronge Conservation Officers Respond To Bear Sightings
New Report Stresses Need For Better Literacy Amoung Aboriginal Community
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