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Onion Lake Signs Treaties, Turns Sod On Treaty Embassy
For the first time in 136 years, treaties have again been signed at Fort Pitt. Yesterday, the Onion Lake Cree Nation signed treaties with four bands to spur job creation and...
First Nations Leader Responds To Exclusion Of Aboriginal Groups On Federal Advisory Panel
A First Nations leader on the West Coast says he isn't too impressed with the makeup of an advisory panel recently named to aid the federal government. However, Union of BC...
La Ronge Welcomes Truth And Reconciliation Commission
Day One of a three-day Truth and Reconciliation Commission gathering is underway in La Ronge. It is one of many community hearings being held in preparation for a National...
Youth Agrees To Adult Sentencing For Killing Canoe Lake Elder
More details are being shed on a plea deal reached yesterday by a teenager accused of killing an elder on the Canoe Lake Cree Nation. The body of 73-year-old James Durocher...
Inner-City Youth In Prince Albert Might Lose Safe Place To Learn Respect
Coordinators of an anti-gang program in Prince Albert are fighting to keep it going in the face of a looming cash crunch. Connie Farber, the executive director of the Prince...
Siblings Set Out On Walk To Raise Money For Shoes For At-Risk Youth
A Metis woman and her brother are trudging down Highway 11 between Regina and Saskatoon. They are on a mission to help at-risk Aboriginal youth. Christine Ginter is a...
Clarke Launches Bill To Reform Indian Act
A bill has been introduced in the House of Commons to reform the Indian Act. The private member's bill was introduced by Desnethe-Missinippi-Churchill River MP Rob Clarke....
Youth Pleads Down In Canoe Lake Homicide
A youth charged with second-degree murder in the death of a Canoe Lake man has changed his plea. The youth was originally charged with second-degree murder in connection...
Wildlife Federation Appointed To Advisory Panel
The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation could be on the phone to Ottawa more often. Just days ago, the federation was named as one of the groups the federal government wants to...
SaskPower Updates Progress On New Northern Power Line
SaskPower and Kitsaki Management have wrapped up clearing a 135-km line in the province's north. The line stretches from Highway 102 near Brabant Lake to Key Lake. It is all...
Onion Lake Signs Treaties, Turns Sod On Treaty Embassy
First Nations Leader Responds To Exclusion Of Aboriginal Groups On Federal Advisory Panel
La Ronge Welcomes Truth And Reconciliation Commission
Youth Agrees To Adult Sentencing For Killing Canoe Lake Elder
Inner-City Youth In Prince Albert Might Lose Safe Place To Learn Respect
Siblings Set Out On Walk To Raise Money For Shoes For At-Risk Youth
Clarke Launches Bill To Reform Indian Act
Youth Pleads Down In Canoe Lake Homicide
Wildlife Federation Appointed To Advisory Panel
SaskPower Updates Progress On New Northern Power Line
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