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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...
Two Suspects In Murder Of Muskoday Man Committed To Stand Trial
Two men will head to trial for allegedly killing a man from the Muskoday First Nation. Thirty-eight-year-old Wayne Moshenko and 20-year-old Cody Walker were both charged...
Cameco Sees Spike In First Quarter Profits
Cameco is reporting strong profits for the first quarter of this business year. Net earnings are up 45% from the same time in 2011. The company says higher average...
FNUniv Officials Eagerly Anticipate Royal Visit
Final details are being worked out for the Royal visit to the First Nations University of Canada in Regina later this month. Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will visit...
Senate Committee Hears About Poor Rates Of Pay For Reserve Water Plant Operators
The federal government is working to improve pay for water plant operators on First Nations. Aboriginal Affairs spokesman Gail Mitchell made that statement during a Senate...
Aboriginal Youth Honoured For Achievements
Some outstanding First Nations talent was celebrated over the weekend in Saskatoon. It was the 14th year for the SaskTel Aboriginal Youth Awards of Excellence. Tara Willet...
FNUniv Set To Host Royalty In May
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will make a stop at the First Nations University of Canada campus in Regina next month. It is part of a whirlwind, three-province trip to...
Arrests Made After La Ronge Drug And Weapons Bust
Three La Ronge men face several charges after local RCMP confiscated weapons and drugs in a raid on a local residence over the weekend. Mounties executed a search warrant on...
Northern Reserve Dealing With Prolonged Water Shortage
A water engineer from the Prince Albert Grand Council has been sent to Black Lake to help address a low-water problem there. For just over two weeks, water pressure on the...
Call Made For Northern Contractors To Benefit More From Resource Boom
Northern Saskatchewan contractors aren't being used as much as they could be, at least according to a member of an Aboriginal Affairs advisory group. John Keyuk says too...

Anti-Racism Group Questions Different Outcomes Of Abuse Cases Involving Aboriginal Children
Two Suspects In Murder Of Muskoday Man Committed To Stand Trial
Cameco Sees Spike In First Quarter Profits
FNUniv Officials Eagerly Anticipate Royal Visit
Senate Committee Hears About Poor Rates Of Pay For Reserve Water Plant Operators
Aboriginal Youth Honoured For Achievements
FNUniv Set To Host Royalty In May
Arrests Made After La Ronge Drug And Weapons Bust
Northern Reserve Dealing With Prolonged Water Shortage
Call Made For Northern Contractors To Benefit More From Resource Boom

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