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Police Lay Charges In Regina’s Latest Homicide
Regina police have charged a 58-year-old man in the city’s latest homicide investigation. Dale Murray Stonechild of Balcarres is charged with second-degree murder. Shortly...
Protesters Slow Traffic Outside PA
Protesters slowed down traffic today on Hwy 2, just south of Prince Albert. Bryan Lee, a Métis local president from Christopher Lake who took part in the demonstration, says...
Manitoba Métis President Says Federal Court Decision Could Lead To Illegitimate Citizenship Claims
The President of the Manitoba Métis Federation says he is concerned a recent court decision could spark illegitimate claims for Métis citizenship. David Chartrand says he...
Outgoing Montana Governor Decides Against Clemency
A Blackfoot man says he is relieved the Montana Governor has decided not to grant clemency to the Canadian man who killed two of his friends. Ronald Smith has been on death...
Liberal Leadership Candidate Visits Beardy’s First Nation
The Beardy’s Okemasis First Nation received a special guest this afternoon when Liberal leadership candidate Marc Garneau showed up. The Canadian MP and former astronaut is...
Province To Open Victim Services Units In Meadow Lake And Battlefords
The provincial government is setting up victim services units in Meadow Lake and the Battlefords. The province is hiring four people to staff the offices which will cater to...
Chief Spence Won’t Attend Friday’s Meeting Between First Nations Leaders and Harper
The Chief of the Attiwapiskat First Nation will not be attending a meeting on Friday between the Prime Minister and First Nations leaders. In a release, Chief Theresa Spence...
Federal Government Trying To Avoid Duty To Consult, Lawyer Says
A British Columbia lawyer says the federal government is trying to evade its duty to consult with First Nations on projects that affect traditional territories through...
Group Hopeful Federal Court Decison Will Result In More Funding For Off-Reserve Aboriginal People
The president of an organization that provides services to off-reserve Aboriginal people says he is hopeful yesterday’s federal court ruling, that recognizes Métis and...
Prison Officials Still Need A Warrant To Listen To Calls Of Some Inmates Under New System
The provincial government says it’s satisfied with legislation it passed two years ago that allows jail officials to listen to the calls of some inmates. According to Judy...
Police Lay Charges In Regina’s Latest Homicide
Protesters Slow Traffic Outside PA
Manitoba Métis President Says Federal Court Decision Could Lead To Illegitimate Citizenship Claims
Outgoing Montana Governor Decides Against Clemency
Liberal Leadership Candidate Visits Beardy’s First Nation
Province To Open Victim Services Units In Meadow Lake And Battlefords
Chief Spence Won’t Attend Friday’s Meeting Between First Nations Leaders and Harper
Federal Government Trying To Avoid Duty To Consult, Lawyer Says
Group Hopeful Federal Court Decison Will Result In More Funding For Off-Reserve Aboriginal People
Prison Officials Still Need A Warrant To Listen To Calls Of Some Inmates Under New System
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