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Recognition Paid To Scholars, Artists, Elders And Other Aboriginal Citizens
Saskatchewan’s Aboriginal Community will be well-represented tonight at a medal ceremony in Saskatoon. Senator Lillian Dyck will be handing out Queen’s Diamond Jubilee...
Metis Playwright And Author Honored In Saskatoon
Maria Campbell has been researching and writing about Indigenous issues for most of her life – now she wants a little help from Saskatchewan educators. The Metis author was...
First Nations Culture To Be On Display At Summer Games
Preparations continue to march along for this year's First Nations Summer Games. The Muskoday First Nation is hosting this year's event in partnership with Prince Albert and...
Late FSIN Senator Remembered For Treaty Advocacy
The province is mourning the loss of an FSIN senator. Aubrey Goforth, a former chief of the Peepeekisis First Nation and long-time advocate of treaty and inherent rights,...
Union Critical Of Decision To Replace Fire Tower Workers With Cameras
The president of the Saskatchewan Government and General Employees Union says he doubts eliminating 38 staff members who man northern fire towers will really bring much...
Northern Saskatchewan Highways Well-Represented In Worst Road Contest
The red carpet is being rolled out for Saskatchewan's worst roads. Voting wraps up at midnight tonight for the CAA's annual campaign which highlights some of the worst roads...
Saskatchewan Wild Rice Growers Vote Against Allowing Outsiders To Own Leases
A few changes are on the way for wild rice harvesters in the province's north. The 28th Annual Conference of the Saskatchewan Wild Rice Council was held Wednesday in La...
Incorporating Indigenous Content Into School Curriculum Among Topics Raised At Saskatoon Conference
A major Indigenous educational conference kicked off in Saskatoon this morning with a keynote address from Cameco official Gary Merasty. The two-day Awasis Aboriginal...
Shortage Of Long-Term Care Beds Forces La Ronge Senior To Spend Night In Shelter
A senior citizen in La Ronge says the community badly needs more long-term care beds. Barbara Blyth is 84 years old. Blyth suffers from an incurable form of bone cancer and...
Aboriginal Job Conference To Take Place In Saskatoon Next Week
Representatives of more than a hundred companies, First nations leaders and government officials will gather in Saskatoon next week to talk about jobs. It is part of a...
Recognition Paid To Scholars, Artists, Elders And Other Aboriginal Citizens
Metis Playwright And Author Honored In Saskatoon
First Nations Culture To Be On Display At Summer Games
Late FSIN Senator Remembered For Treaty Advocacy
Union Critical Of Decision To Replace Fire Tower Workers With Cameras
Northern Saskatchewan Highways Well-Represented In Worst Road Contest
Saskatchewan Wild Rice Growers Vote Against Allowing Outsiders To Own Leases
Incorporating Indigenous Content Into School Curriculum Among Topics Raised At Saskatoon Conference
Shortage Of Long-Term Care Beds Forces La Ronge Senior To Spend Night In Shelter
Aboriginal Job Conference To Take Place In Saskatoon Next Week
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