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PhD Student From Canoe Lake Awarded $108,000 Research Grant
An academic researcher says imposed systems of colonial governance have not worked well for Indigenous people and it is time to look at the policies First Nations people...
New Book Says Indigenous People Paid Heavily For National Railway
A new book says the Canadian government withheld food from Indigenous people in the late 1880’s, sometimes to the point of starvation, in order to make way for a national...
A Saskatchewan Connection To “The Lone Ranger”
A First Nations fashion designer from the Montreal Lake Cree nation is getting noticed in Hollywood. Linda Lavallee now lives in Chilliwack B.C. but part of her business...
Road Crews Fix Washout On Highway 2
Traffic is flowing again north of Prince Albert -- which is music to the ears of people who live north of Montreal Lake. Highway 2 north of Prince Albert has been re-opened...
PAGC Women’s Wellness Conference Hears Words Of Wisdom From Community Leaders
A woman from the Shoal Lake Cree Nation says privacy needs to be respected when it comes to addressing violence against women on reserve. Theresa Whitecap spoke this morning...
Bands Struggle To Provide Services To Flooded Reserves
Heavy rains have pushed two First Nations to the breaking point. Evacuations are set to take place this morning on the James Smith First Nation while the Beardy’s Okemasis...
Sandy Bay Harvester Says Residents Want Compensation Soon For Impact Of Local Dam
A resident of Sandy Bay says he is growing frustrated waiting for the Saskatchewan government to compensate his community over the impact of the Island Falls hydro-electric...
Washout Of Highway 2 Forces Detour For Traffic Between La Ronge And Prince Albert
Saskatchewan Highways is advising that a section of Highway 2 between La Ronge and Prince Albert is closed indefinitely because of a washout between Weyakwin and the...
FSIN Says New Safe Drinking Water Act Highly Ineffective
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations says the federal government’s new safe drinking water act violates treaty rights, provides insufficient funding to enforce...
Cree Elder Renowned For Linguistic Knowledge Passes Away
A northern Saskatchewan elder who developed a Cree language dictionary is being remembered for his knowledge of the language. Colin Charles of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band...
PhD Student From Canoe Lake Awarded $108,000 Research Grant
New Book Says Indigenous People Paid Heavily For National Railway
A Saskatchewan Connection To “The Lone Ranger”
Road Crews Fix Washout On Highway 2
PAGC Women’s Wellness Conference Hears Words Of Wisdom From Community Leaders
Bands Struggle To Provide Services To Flooded Reserves
Sandy Bay Harvester Says Residents Want Compensation Soon For Impact Of Local Dam
Washout Of Highway 2 Forces Detour For Traffic Between La Ronge And Prince Albert
FSIN Says New Safe Drinking Water Act Highly Ineffective
Cree Elder Renowned For Linguistic Knowledge Passes Away
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