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Local initiative works to create resources for suicide prevention in the north
World Suicide Prevention Day was Sept. 10 and a local initiative was sure to create awareness for this day. The Embracing Life Initiative began in 2012 to try and cultivate...
Walking with Our Angels celebrates one year since 635 kilometre journey for suicide awareness
A group called Walking with Our Angels walked from La Ronge to Regina a year ago to raise awareness of high suicide rates in northern Saskatchewan. The group consisted of...
FSIN Vice Chief tests positive for COVID, but attended an event after getting screened
A Vice-Chief with the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations said he has COVID-19, but admits to attending a First Nations event days after getting tested and waiting...
Northlands College Announces Elder Advisory Council
Northlands College is hoping a newly announced Elders Advisory Council will provide guidance in the areas of Indigenous language and culture. The school announced the...
Two More Saskatchewan Mills Receive Timber Allocations
Two more timber mills in Saskatchewan have received timber allocations from the government. The government says these latest timber allocations will help support increased...
Former Muskeg Lake Cree Nation candidate wants election overturned
By: Nick Pearce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The StarPhoenix A former candidate for Muskeg Lake Cree Nation council wants the Federal Court of Canada to reverse...
Saskatoon Event Looking to Showcase Metis Elders
An event in Saskatoon this weekend is looking to highlight the importance of Metis elders. The fourth annual Metis Days will be taking place in the city with this year's...
Two People and a 4-Year-Old Survive Night Stranded in Far North Wilderness
Two people and a 4-year-old child are safe and sound after spending a night in the wilderness near Black Lake. RCMP say the three individuals ventured out on a side-by-side...
U of S Indigenous Health Researcher Makes Royal Society of Canada
A professor at the University of Saskatchewan has been awarded a prestigious honour after decades of research on Indigenous health. Dr. Malcolm King was recently chosen to...
Regina urged to consult Metis before demolishing a building connected to Louis Riel
Heritage Regina is urging City Council to consult with the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan before approving an application to demolish a building once connected to Louis Riel. The...
Local initiative works to create resources for suicide prevention in the north
Walking with Our Angels celebrates one year since 635 kilometre journey for suicide awareness
FSIN Vice Chief tests positive for COVID, but attended an event after getting screened
Northlands College Announces Elder Advisory Council
Two More Saskatchewan Mills Receive Timber Allocations
Former Muskeg Lake Cree Nation candidate wants election overturned
Saskatoon Event Looking to Showcase Metis Elders
Two People and a 4-Year-Old Survive Night Stranded in Far North Wilderness
U of S Indigenous Health Researcher Makes Royal Society of Canada
Regina urged to consult Metis before demolishing a building connected to Louis Riel
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