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Province Announces New Strategy In Fight Against Tuberculosis
The province announced a half million-dollar strategy this morning aimed at reducing Saskatchewan’s tuberculosis infection rates. The plan aims to reduce tuberculosis by 25...
Pasqua First Nation Prepares To Host Disability Forum
A band councillor with the Pasqua First Nation, located east of Regina, says funding to help First Nations people with disabilities is not winding up in the hands of the...
New Gym Found For Inner-City Youth
A temporary solution has been found for students at a Regina inner city school who lost their gym a few months ago after it was deemed structurally unsound. Work will begin...
Academics Claim Racial Stereotypes Reinforced By Celebrity Boxing Match
Two academics say when Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau went toe-to-toe with Conservative Senator Patrick Brazeau last year; it was much more than a simple charity boxing bout....
Police Charge Black Bear Youth After Assualt Earlier In The Week
A male youth from Little Black Bear First Nation is facing a charge of attempted murder after an assault earlier this week. The incident, which took place at a home on the...
NAISA Conference Tackles Aboriginal Child Welfare Policies
A University of Saskatchewan researcher says the residential school system, 60’s scoop and now inadequate child welfare policies have all served to normalize a culture where...
Former La Ronge Resident Killed In Plane Crash In B.C.
The Transportation Safety Board is investigating after a pilot en route to La Ronge died in a crash in British Columbia yesterday afternoon. The victim is a 55-year-old...
CNSC Grants Licence To Cameco To Begin Production At Cigar Lake
Cameco has been given the green light to begin production at its long-awaited Cigar Lake uranium mine. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has issued a mining licence to...
Cameco Says More Collaborative Agreements With Northern Communities Are On The Horizon
Uranium giant Cameco is working to put together more long-term collaborative agreements with Aboriginal communities in Saskatchewan. The company has a 25-year history of...
U of S Becomes First Venue Outside United States To Host Indigenous Academic Conference
About 850 people are gathered at the University of Saskatchewan today for a major Indigenous academic conference. The Native American and Indigenous Studies Association...
Province Announces New Strategy In Fight Against Tuberculosis
Pasqua First Nation Prepares To Host Disability Forum
New Gym Found For Inner-City Youth
Academics Claim Racial Stereotypes Reinforced By Celebrity Boxing Match
Police Charge Black Bear Youth After Assualt Earlier In The Week
NAISA Conference Tackles Aboriginal Child Welfare Policies
Former La Ronge Resident Killed In Plane Crash In B.C.
CNSC Grants Licence To Cameco To Begin Production At Cigar Lake
Cameco Says More Collaborative Agreements With Northern Communities Are On The Horizon
U of S Becomes First Venue Outside United States To Host Indigenous Academic Conference
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