Red tape, hostile land-owners and bureaucrats who don’t care were cited as just a few of the barriers facing First Nations leaders these days. Chief David Meeches of the...

  Recent census figures are out and show that by most accounts Saskatchewan is a booming place to be. The government says the provincial population grew by sixty-five...

The National Panel on First Nations education has completed its final report. For the last several months a three-member panel has crisscrossed the country gathering...

This year’s Juno awards promise to have a Prince Albert flavor to them. Donny Parenteau has been nominated for best aboriginal album of the year. Titled “To Whom it may...

A boil water advisory in Prince Albert has been upgraded to a boil water order. Samples taken from the water supply on Saturday and Sunday revealed the presence of giardia...

Aboriginal Affairs is developing a tool to help First Nations track progress on acquiring more land. Margaret Buist is Aboriginal Affairs’ Director General of Lands and...

The school on the Waterhen Lake First Nation is facing a fiscal crunch. Rising teacher’s salaries are pushing the yearly budget to the brink. Principal John Walter says...

A First Nations Elder, Chief and Senator were presented with medals at the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee ceremony in Regina. Elder Betty McKenna is a community leader in Moose...

First Nations and Métis Relations Minister Ken Cheveldayoff is in Laborador today. He’s there for three days of meetings with ministers responsible for the North. Ministers...

A North Battleford man has been convicted of unlawfully importing and exporting wildlife. Carlin Nordstrom has been fined just under 41-thousand dollars. Nordstrom was...