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Cameco Says Location Of Mining Injuries Difficult To Track
Cameco is weighing in on some recent numbers by the Workers’ Compensation Board. The board estimates there were 45 to 50 injuries at northern mines last year along with two...
Portraits Of Early First Nations Leaders Receive Re-Framing At Legislature
More than a hundred years of First Nations history received some delicate treatment at the Saskatchewan Legislative building today. Portraits of 15 First Nations leaders,...
PAGC Fine Arts Festival Celebrates Twenty-Second Anniversary
The Senator Allen Bird Memorial Gymnasium is full of laughter and music this week. It’s the twenty-second year for the Prince Albert Grand Council's Fine Arts Festival. Over...
Compilation Book By First Nations Students Honours Legacy Of Residential School Survivors
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations released a book of short stories, poems and drawings by Indigenous students on Tuesday morning that honours residential school...
New USSU President Says Concrete Plan To Increase Aboriginal Enrollment Needed
The University of Saskatchewan’s new students’ union president says he is cautiously optimistic about the institution’s plan to increase Aboriginal enrolment. In her state...
Timber Bay Residential School Class Action Lawsuit Hearings Wrap Up
Two days of hearings have concluded in Saskatoon in a class action lawsuit involving former students of the Timber Bay Residential School, near Montreal Lake. The class...
La Ronge Man Awarded Prestigious Sask Volunteer Medal
A La Ronge man is one of eight Saskatchewan residents who received the province’s prestigious volunteer medal on Tuesday morning. Dennis Sanderson is being recognized for...
Sask First Nations Must Deal With Province To Receive Flooding Assistance
It appears First Nations in Saskatchewan will have little choice but to deal with the province when it come to receiving disaster assistance for potential spring flooding....
Movie Deals With Issue Of HIV And Having Children
A film will be shown tonight in Prince Albert examining the issue of how women living with HIV can have healthy babies. The film was shot by the Saskatchewan Prevention...
NWAC Unhappy With Federal Government’s Approach To On-Reserve Matrimonial Legislation
The Native Women’s Association of Canada says it’s unhappy with the route Ottawa is taking to address the issue of matrimonial property on reserve. The federal government...
Cameco Says Location Of Mining Injuries Difficult To Track
Portraits Of Early First Nations Leaders Receive Re-Framing At Legislature
PAGC Fine Arts Festival Celebrates Twenty-Second Anniversary
Compilation Book By First Nations Students Honours Legacy Of Residential School Survivors
New USSU President Says Concrete Plan To Increase Aboriginal Enrollment Needed
Timber Bay Residential School Class Action Lawsuit Hearings Wrap Up
La Ronge Man Awarded Prestigious Sask Volunteer Medal
Sask First Nations Must Deal With Province To Receive Flooding Assistance
Movie Deals With Issue Of HIV And Having Children
NWAC Unhappy With Federal Government’s Approach To On-Reserve Matrimonial Legislation
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