A Regina-based lawyer says a lawsuit could soon be launched to recover monies owed to Métis people. Tony Merchant explains a recent federal court decision has opened the...

The Thunderchild First Nation is appealing to the public for toothbrushes, canned meals, clothing and other goods to help 17 families left homeless by a fire. On Monday...

A University of Saskatchewan professor says the Idle No More movement has provided an opportunity for all marginalized people to participate – including Indigenous women....

A University of Saskatchewan professor says non-Aboriginal and Aboriginal peoples need to rekindle the type of relationship they once had during the fur trade. Jim Miller...

The University of Saskatchewan is trumpeting its latest enrolment numbers. David Hannah, the associate vice-president of student affairs, says this marks the fifth...

The Battlefords Tribal Council announced a $40 million expansion to the Gold Eagle Casino area in North Battleford Tuesday. Policy and Planning Advisor Randy Wallace says...

Young people in northwestern Saskatchewan now have a new place to play basketball and soccer – the NationsWEST Field House in North Battleford. The $10 million facility was...

There’s more turnover at Golden Band Resources. The company has named Paul Saxton as its chairman and chief executive officer and Jimmy Mah as its chief financial officer....

It is an invaluable and possibly life saving service that will now become easier to access. The province’s round the clock HealthLine medical advice number is changing from...

A Pelican Narrows man accused of second-degree murder appeared in court today. Thurston Jack Thomas stood silently while lawyers in Prince Albert provincial court discussed...