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Father-son duo taking things one swing at a time
Kelly Bitternose Sr. and Kelly Bitternose Jr. obviously have a lot in common, but one thing they love is the sport of golf. The father-son golfing duo from Saskatoon...
A Regina Canadian Tire apologizes and pledges action on racism towards Indigenous customer
The owner of a Canadian Tire store in Regina has apologized to an Indigenous man over an act of racism displayed in his store two years and is pledging to better train...
Feds invest into La Ronge area economy
50 new jobs are expected to be created in the La Ronge area, as the Keewatin Community Development Association expands its operations into the non-timbre products markets....
Bernatchez earns fourth in Saskatoon
Sucker River's Dade Bernatchez continues to have success on the golf course. Bernatchez took fourth place this week at a peewee event in Saskatoon. He shot an 81 on the...
Summer Games successful
Flying Dust First Nation was the site of the 2019 Tony Cote First Nations Summer Games, which came to a close last week. Officials involved are pleased with how things...
Indigenous-led HIV research centre receives federal funding
A new Indigenous-led research centre will be built to address the rise in HIV and other sexually transmitted infections among Indigenous people in Saskatchewan and Manitoba....
UPDATED: Corrections officer testifies at Starr inquest
Jury selection has concluded and testimony has begun into the public inquest into the death of Waylon Starr. Starr of the Star Blanket Cree Nation was found unresponsive in...
Busy summer for Ice Wolves
It has been a busy summer for the La Ronge Ice Wolves. The team has signed eight new players for the 2019-20 season and a majority of them have come from the KIJHL in B.C....
La Ronge hosts international fastball
The 2019 Super 8 International U14 Boys Softball Series came to the Lac La Ronge Indian Band on Saturday. The Sask. Prairie Selects took on a team from New Zealand in a...
Syphilis declared in most First Nations communities
Health officials in Saskatchewan have declared a syphilis outbreak in almost every First Nations community in the province. An increase of cases has been reported in...
Father-son duo taking things one swing at a time
A Regina Canadian Tire apologizes and pledges action on racism towards Indigenous customer
Feds invest into La Ronge area economy
Bernatchez earns fourth in Saskatoon
Summer Games successful
Indigenous-led HIV research centre receives federal funding
UPDATED: Corrections officer testifies at Starr inquest
Busy summer for Ice Wolves
La Ronge hosts international fastball
Syphilis declared in most First Nations communities
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