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Officials Clear Out School On Northern Reserve After Gas Smell
A school on a Lac La Ronge Indian Band reserve was evacuated this morning. A technician from SaskEnergy was called to Bell's Point Elementary in the La Ronge area after a...
Federal Government Badly Underestimated Number Of Residential Schools Abuse Claims
The federal government is admitting it badly underestimated the number of children that were physically and sexually abused at Indian residential schools. Aboriginal Affairs...
NDP And Sask Party Continue To Battle Over Government’s Decision To Replace Fire Tower Workers With Cameras
The NDP opposition and Sask Party government continued to spar in the legislature Wednesday over the government’s decision to replace employees in fire towers with cameras....
Montreal Lake Man Accused Of Killing Toddler
A 28-year-old man from Montreal Lake is accused of killing a three-year-old boy. Martin Abel Bird appeared in Prince Albert court on a charge of second-degree murder...
Sask Aboriginal Population Growing, Younger Than Average
Saskatchewan’s Aboriginal population is the fastest growing and youngest segment of the provincial population. New numbers from Statistics Canada for 2011 put the Aboriginal...
Sask Communities, First Nations Remain Under Flood Watch
Fourteen Saskatchewan communities, including six First Nations, are still under a state of emergency because of spring flooding. Deputy commissioner of emergency planning...
Liberals Say TRC Mandate Should Be Extended
The Liberal critic for Aboriginal Affairs says the mandate of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission needs to be extended. The TRC’s five-year mandate is due to wrap up in...
Aboriginal Friendship Centres Support Missing Woman’s Family
It’s been almost three years since anyone last saw Karina Wolfe, and the Aboriginal Friendship Centres of Saskatchewan held a fundraiser today in the hopes of finding the...
Retired Cameco CEO Remains Optimistic On Nuclear Power
The price for uranium is low right now, and plans for new nuclear plants in some countries are mothballed. But retired Cameco CEO Jerry Grandey says that won’t last. He says...
Flood Situation Improves, Fires Pop Up
Well the scene is brightening somewhat for flood-stricken communities in Saskatchewan. The Water Security Agency reports that most of the snow cover has gone into the lakes...
Officials Clear Out School On Northern Reserve After Gas Smell
Federal Government Badly Underestimated Number Of Residential Schools Abuse Claims
NDP And Sask Party Continue To Battle Over Government’s Decision To Replace Fire Tower Workers With Cameras
Montreal Lake Man Accused Of Killing Toddler
Sask Aboriginal Population Growing, Younger Than Average
Sask Communities, First Nations Remain Under Flood Watch
Liberals Say TRC Mandate Should Be Extended
Aboriginal Friendship Centres Support Missing Woman’s Family
Retired Cameco CEO Remains Optimistic On Nuclear Power
Flood Situation Improves, Fires Pop Up
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