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Northern Students Prepare For Government, University Tour
For many it will be the trip of a lifetime. Thirty-one high school students from northern Saskatchewan will take part in a marathon field trip. They will be riding a bus all...
FSIN Chief Explains Handling Of Removal And Subsequent Reinstatement Of Vice-Chief
The chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations is clearing the air about a recent decision to remove -- and then reinstate a federation vice-chief. Two weeks...
Successful Resource Development Depends On Consultations With First Nations: Report
A new report says if governments and business want to successfully pursue resource development, they must "get it right" with First Nations groups. The report, New...
U of S Professors Say It’s Time To Drop “Racist” Sports Team Logos
A group of academics is calling on all Saskatchewan sports teams to drop outdated Aboriginal logos which they say are racist and offensive. The seven academics are all...
Total Of Uncollected Treaty Payments In Saskatchewan Has Doubled In Two Years
The Department of Aboriginal Affairs is encouraging Registered Status Indians to collect their Treaty Annuity payments. Treaty money which is not collected is held in trust...
Floodwaters Threaten Beardy’s Reserve
Floodwaters are threatening the Beardy's Okemasis First Nation. Dikes and other portable plastic fences are holding back water on the road into the reserve. Chief Remonda...
Ottawa Says Hundreds Of Responses So Far About Education Act
The federal government says progress is being made on the crafting of the First Nations Education Act. According to an email from Aboriginal Affairs, the department has...
As Temperatures Rise, Flooding Dangers Increase
Warm temperatures this weekend could prove disastrous for some Saskatchewan communities. The provincial government held a flood update this morning where officials say they...
Premier’s Task Force On Aboriginal Youth Set To Hit The Road Next Week
First Nations and Métis youth will soon be helping form government policy on Aboriginal education and employment. Their advice and experience will be considered as the...
SRNA AGM Focuses On Technology
Using technology to educate northern nurses was the topic of discussion Thursday morning at the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association annual general meeting in...

Northern Students Prepare For Government, University Tour
FSIN Chief Explains Handling Of Removal And Subsequent Reinstatement Of Vice-Chief
Successful Resource Development Depends On Consultations With First Nations: Report
U of S Professors Say It’s Time To Drop “Racist” Sports Team Logos
Total Of Uncollected Treaty Payments In Saskatchewan Has Doubled In Two Years
Floodwaters Threaten Beardy’s Reserve
Ottawa Says Hundreds Of Responses So Far About Education Act
As Temperatures Rise, Flooding Dangers Increase
Premier’s Task Force On Aboriginal Youth Set To Hit The Road Next Week
SRNA AGM Focuses On Technology

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