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Northern Trappers Expect To See Increase In Pelt Prices At This Year’s Fur Auction
The first major wild fur auction of the season is underway in Toronto and there are expectations the return for pelts will be even higher than last year’s strong showing....
City of North Battleford Backtracks After Negative Phrase About Aboriginal People Found In Budget Document
The City of North Battleford is backtracking after a negative phrase about Aboriginal people found its way into the 2013 preliminary budget. The phrase describes “the...
Crown Appeals Wudrich Decision
The Crown is appealing the decision of a foster mother found not guilty of criminal negligence causing the death of an Aboriginal toddler. On Feb. 1, Justice Neil Gabrielson...
Northern MP Says New Aboriginal Affairs Minister Should Have Hands On Experience Dealing With Indigenous People
A northern MP says he hopes whoever is chosen to be Canada’s next Aboriginal Affairs minister is able to relate to both the Indigenous leadership and its grassroots. It’s...
North Battleford Mayor Looks At Ways To Keep Homeless Shelter Open Permanently
North Battleford Mayor Ian Hamilton says now is the time to work on creating a permanent homeless shelter. For the past three years, Battlefords Indian and Métis Friendship...
Reaction To Duncan Resignation Mixed
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations says it’s surprised by John Duncan’s decision to resign as the country’s Aboriginal Affairs minister. In a release, the...
First Nations Education Forum Kicks Off In Regina
A two-day education forum kicked off in Regina this morning. Representatives from college, university, trade school and the adult basic education sectors are in attendance....
FSIN Chief Remains Hopeful Province Will Come Around On Resource Revenue Sharing
The chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations says he hasn’t given up hope the province will one day split natural resource revenues with First Nations. This...
Groups Continue To Push Government To Call National Inquiry Into Missing And Murdered Aboriginal Women
The federal government is looking at setting up a committee to examine the large number of Aboriginal women who have gone missing and been murdered but a number of groups...
Six Sask Organizations Make The Grade As Top Diversity Employers
Six Saskatchewan organizations have been chosen among Canada’s top diversity employers. The list is compiled by Mediacorp Canada and the results are published in the Globe...
Northern Trappers Expect To See Increase In Pelt Prices At This Year’s Fur Auction
City of North Battleford Backtracks After Negative Phrase About Aboriginal People Found In Budget Document
Crown Appeals Wudrich Decision
Northern MP Says New Aboriginal Affairs Minister Should Have Hands On Experience Dealing With Indigenous People
North Battleford Mayor Looks At Ways To Keep Homeless Shelter Open Permanently
Reaction To Duncan Resignation Mixed
First Nations Education Forum Kicks Off In Regina
FSIN Chief Remains Hopeful Province Will Come Around On Resource Revenue Sharing
Groups Continue To Push Government To Call National Inquiry Into Missing And Murdered Aboriginal Women
Six Sask Organizations Make The Grade As Top Diversity Employers
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