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Police Continue Search For Big Island Lake First Nation Man
RCMP and members of the Big Island Lake First Nation continuing searching today for a missing 65-year-old resident of the reserve. Raymond Sandfly was last seen at around 10...
Sask Métis Groups Applaud Federal Court Ruling
A federal court ruled today that Métis and other non-status Indians should be recognized as special status groups by the government. In it’s ruling the court said both...
Aboriginal Toddler May Have Been Left Unattended For Extended Period Of Time Before Drowning
An Aboriginal toddler may have been left unattended in a bathtub for close to an hour on the day he died in foster care two years ago, court heard yesterday. Eunice Wudrich...
Man Charged With Uttering Threats Against Band Office Employees On Social Media
A man will go to trial May 23 for allegedly threatening violence against employees of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band on Facebook. Forty-year-old Fraser Daniel Cook, who’s...
Trial On Charges Related To Aboriginal Toddler Death While In Foster Care Begins
It is unclear how long a two-year-old First Nations boy was left unattended in foster care before he died more than two years ago. Eunice Wudrich is charged with criminal...
Idle No More Organizer Says Movement Must Stick Together
A member of the Idle No More movement says she thinks a report of financial irregularities on the Attiwapiskat First Nation is an attempt by the government to divide and...
Sask Idle No More Rallies Continue Over Weekend
In spite of Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s recent agreement to meet with First Nations leadership, Idle No More rallies continued in Saskatchewan this past weekend. On...
Professor Says Idle No More Organizers Faced With Key Decisions
A Canadian academic contends organizers of the Idle No More movement are at a critical crossroads and faced with some key decisions. Max Cameron teaches at the University of...
Chief Vows To Continue Hunger Strike In Spite Of Prime Minister’s Willingness To Meet With First Nations Leaders
The First Nations Chief who has sparked a cross-Canada protest movement against the Harper government says she plans to continue her hunger strike in spite of recent...
Group Fears Potential Backlash Against Idle No More Movement
A spokesman for the Saskatchewan Coalition Against Racism says the organization is worried about a potential backlash against the Idle No More movement. Bob Hughes says he...
Police Continue Search For Big Island Lake First Nation Man
Sask Métis Groups Applaud Federal Court Ruling
Aboriginal Toddler May Have Been Left Unattended For Extended Period Of Time Before Drowning
Man Charged With Uttering Threats Against Band Office Employees On Social Media
Trial On Charges Related To Aboriginal Toddler Death While In Foster Care Begins
Idle No More Organizer Says Movement Must Stick Together
Sask Idle No More Rallies Continue Over Weekend
Professor Says Idle No More Organizers Faced With Key Decisions
Chief Vows To Continue Hunger Strike In Spite Of Prime Minister’s Willingness To Meet With First Nations Leaders
Group Fears Potential Backlash Against Idle No More Movement
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