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Northern Students Prepare To Tour Legislature
Ten high school students from Northern Saskatchewan will be in Regina next week to learn about the provincial government. The students hail from the communities of...
Mine Could Have Extended Life
Officials at Golden Band Resources say they’re pleased with some recent drilling results at the Roy Lloyd Gold Mine. Vice-president Rodney Orr says more pockets of so-called...
Judge Determines Enough Evidence Exists To Send Former Supervisor to Trial
A former dormitory supervisor at the Beauval Indian Residential School will be going to trial. Seventy-year-old Paul Leroux is facing a total of 17 charges. He was charged...
First Nations Pipeline Protest Makes Stop At Saskatoon Train Station
Several members of First Nations from British Columbia rolled through Saskatoon today on a nation-wide whistle stop tour. They are trying to raise awareness about the...
Prominent Business Leader Espouses Investment In Remote Communities
The CEO of General Electric Canada says the government needs to think long-term when it comes to working with isolated and remote communities whose resources are being...
Rookie First Nations MLA At National Status Of Women Meeting
A First Nations MLA is representing Saskatchewan at the federal-provincial meeting on the Status of Women. Jennifer Campeau of the Saskatoon-Fairview constituency says she...
North American Aboriginal Children Invited To Apply For Space Camp
The U.S. Space and Rocket Centre is inviting nine-year-old Aboriginal children to attend Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. The camps have been running since 1982 -- but...
New Fishers President Looks To Province For Help
The new president of Saskatchewan Co-operative Fisheries Ltd. says he wants more help coming from the province as fishers confront some tough challenges. Gordon Stomp was...
New Group Launched For Metis Women
Metis women who are hoping to learn more about their culture are being invited to join a new group in Regina. The Wiichihiwayshinawn Foundation is the brainchild of Ashley...
Anti-Racism Group Questions Different Outcomes Of Abuse Cases Involving Aboriginal Children
The leader of the Saskatchewan Coalition Against Racism says he feels discrepancies exist in the way two cases involving abused children have been treated by the justice...

Northern Students Prepare To Tour Legislature
Mine Could Have Extended Life
Judge Determines Enough Evidence Exists To Send Former Supervisor to Trial
First Nations Pipeline Protest Makes Stop At Saskatoon Train Station
Prominent Business Leader Espouses Investment In Remote Communities
Rookie First Nations MLA At National Status Of Women Meeting
North American Aboriginal Children Invited To Apply For Space Camp
New Fishers President Looks To Province For Help
New Group Launched For Metis Women
Anti-Racism Group Questions Different Outcomes Of Abuse Cases Involving Aboriginal Children

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