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CAP leader makes calls for change as Canadian police leaders condemn American police killing
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is speaking out about the issue of police brutality. In a media release sent out Tuesday, CAP spoke about a number of Indigenous...
P.A. City Council throws support behind MN-S development plans
The Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) is looking at undertaking a major project in Prince Albert. At an Executive Council meeting Monday the Prince Albert City Council...
Immersion recommended for Michif revitalization
A committee of Parliamentarians have heard that Indigenous language revitalization needs to focus more on immersion and at-home learning opportunities. Dr. Melanie Griffith...
FSIN calls on Harvard coach to resign following lawsuit over alleged racist comments
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is weighing in on a controversy involving the Harvard University women's ice hockey coach after it was alleged she made racist...
Saskatchewan Indigenous Music Association officially launched; announces fall awards show
A new organization is being established in Saskatchewan to help Indigenous musicians. Thursday morning some of the board members for the newly formed Saskatchewan Indigenous...
New community center opens in Hall Lake
The Lac La Ronge Indian Band officially opens its new cultural facility in Hall Lake. The new facility is intended to help youth connect with their culture. "We’re using the...
Funeral instead of a wedding: La Ronge grieves woman’s freezing death
Isaiah Halkett (left) and Olivia Lariviere (right) were friends of Carla Thomas, and are mourning her death. Megan Heyhurst photography. The woods behind the La Ronge...
U of S lecture to focus on Indigenous law and Canada’s justice system
The University of Saskatchewan College of Law will be hosting a lecture talking about decolonizing Canada's justice system. The talk is set to go Jan. 30 at the College of...
LLRIB reasserts on drugs and crime in First Nations housing
By Roman Hayter The Lac La Ronge Indian Band recently released a letter reasserting their stance on drugs and crime in on-reserve housing. The letter reiterates the band's...
Saskatoon Tribal Council defends Emergency Wellness Centre from accusations of increased crime
The Saskatoon Tribal Council is defending its Emergency Wellness Center in the Fairhaven neighbourhood, after a local pastor suggested there has been an increase in mischief...
CAP leader makes calls for change as Canadian police leaders condemn American police killing
P.A. City Council throws support behind MN-S development plans
Immersion recommended for Michif revitalization
FSIN calls on Harvard coach to resign following lawsuit over alleged racist comments
Saskatchewan Indigenous Music Association officially launched; announces fall awards show
New community center opens in Hall Lake
Funeral instead of a wedding: La Ronge grieves woman’s freezing death
U of S lecture to focus on Indigenous law and Canada’s justice system
LLRIB reasserts on drugs and crime in First Nations housing
Saskatoon Tribal Council defends Emergency Wellness Centre from accusations of increased crime
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