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Indigenous Author Joseph Boyden Visits Saskatoon
Métis author Joseph Boyden was in Saskatoon on Wednesday as part of the University of Saskatchewan’s Aboriginal Achievement Week. Boyden is one of Canada’s up and coming...
Government Offers New Incentive Program To Attract Doctors To Remote And Rural Communities
Remote and rural communities in Saskatchewan just got a lot more attractive for new doctors. The provincial government has introduced a new incentive program which provides...
NDP Blasts Government Over Handling Of Wollaston All-Weather Road
The provincial government is under fire for its handling of a proposed all-weather road to Wollaston Lake. The Hatchet Lake First Nation recently announced plans to move...
NDP MLA Accuses Government Of Failing To Consult Northern Trappers
Cumberland MLA Doyle Vermette says the province is doing a poor job of consulting trappers in northern Saskatchewan. The NDP MLA had some harsh words for Environment...
Expansion At PA Women’s Jail Nearing Completion
A new housing complex is nearing completion for inmates at the women’s jail near Prince Albert. Up to now, an average of 115 to 120 inmates have been squeezed into the...
Educational Partnerships Key U of S Professor Says
A University of Saskatchewan professor says educational partnerships are fundamental to the future of the province. Michelle Prytula was speaking this morning at an...
Okanese First Nation And Parkland College Enter Training Agreement
A First Nation and college in eastern Saskatchewan have entered into a training agreement. On Tuesday, the Okanese First Nation and Parkland College agreed to work together...
Federal Government Loses Court Petition To Halt Human Rights Hearing On Child Welfare Funding On First Nations
The director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society says she’s elated by yesterday’s ruling by the Federal Court of Appeal. The court ruled against the federal...
Sakimay Woman Convicted On String Of Fraud Charges To Find Out Sentencing Fate Thursday
A 55-year-old woman from the Sakimay First Nation is hoping to get out of jail on Thursday. This is when a provincial court judge will decide on sentencing on 30...
AACS President Calls For Review Of How Sask Justice System Treats Aboriginals
The president of the Aboriginal Affairs Coalition of Saskatchewan says we can do better when it comes to the justice system and Aboriginals. Kim Beaudin is calling on...
Indigenous Author Joseph Boyden Visits Saskatoon
Government Offers New Incentive Program To Attract Doctors To Remote And Rural Communities
NDP Blasts Government Over Handling Of Wollaston All-Weather Road
NDP MLA Accuses Government Of Failing To Consult Northern Trappers
Expansion At PA Women’s Jail Nearing Completion
Educational Partnerships Key U of S Professor Says
Okanese First Nation And Parkland College Enter Training Agreement
Federal Government Loses Court Petition To Halt Human Rights Hearing On Child Welfare Funding On First Nations
Sakimay Woman Convicted On String Of Fraud Charges To Find Out Sentencing Fate Thursday
AACS President Calls For Review Of How Sask Justice System Treats Aboriginals
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