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Lawyer Says IAP Adjudicator’s Ruling Could Help Residential School Survivors Denied Compensation
A Regina-based lawyer is downplaying the importance of a recent decision involving residential school survivors. Last week, a chief adjudicator with the Independent...
Potential Affordable Housing Solutions Discussed At Regina Summit
Some of the top housing analysts, experts, and innovators from across Canada are wrapping up a two day brainstorming session in Regina. The goal is to come up with effective...
Poundmaker Man Sentenced To Three Years For Car Accident That Killed His Friend
A Poundmaker First Nation man has been sentenced to three years in a federal jail as the result of a car accident which killed his best friend last summer. Robert Wilfred...
Economic Conference Kicks Off In Saskatoon
A major economic conference kicked off in Saskatoon Tuesday morning. Whitecap Dakota First Nation Chief Darcy Bear is one of the co-chairs of Saskatchewan Forum 2013. He...
Threat Of Spring Flooding Subsides
They were prepared for the worst and hoping for the best, and in the end Saskatchewan escaped relatively unharmed from the spring melt. The worst is now over in a year that...
Police Investigate After Three-Year-Old Child Drowns In Pinehouse Lake
RCMP are investigating after a three-year-old child drowned in Pinehouse Lake on Saturday night. Police say they received a call of a missing child at 6:50 p.m. and the...
Woman Struck By Car On Sturgeon Lake First Nation Remains In Hospital
There’s no word on the current condition of a woman that was struck by a vehicle while walking on the Sturgeon Lake reserve over the weekend. The pedestrian received serious...
La Ronge Hosts Career Symposium And Job Fair
The 27th annual Career Symposium and Job Fair was held Monday at the Jonas Roberts Memorial Community Centre in La Ronge. The event is organized by the Interprovincial...
Number of Saskatchewan First Nations Under A State of Emergency Likely To Increase To Seven
One new Saskatchewan First Nation will likely soon be added to the six already in a state of emergency because of spring flooding. Onion Lake, Cowessess, James Smith,...
Accused Murderer Of Daleen Bosse Still Does Not Have A Lawyer
A man accused of killing an Onion Lake Cree Nation woman in Saskatoon nine years ago remains without a lawyer. Douglas Hales of White Fox is charged with first-degree murder...
Lawyer Says IAP Adjudicator’s Ruling Could Help Residential School Survivors Denied Compensation
Potential Affordable Housing Solutions Discussed At Regina Summit
Poundmaker Man Sentenced To Three Years For Car Accident That Killed His Friend
Economic Conference Kicks Off In Saskatoon
Threat Of Spring Flooding Subsides
Police Investigate After Three-Year-Old Child Drowns In Pinehouse Lake
Woman Struck By Car On Sturgeon Lake First Nation Remains In Hospital
La Ronge Hosts Career Symposium And Job Fair
Number of Saskatchewan First Nations Under A State of Emergency Likely To Increase To Seven
Accused Murderer Of Daleen Bosse Still Does Not Have A Lawyer
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