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Strong international demand continues to drive marten fur prices
The last few years have generally not been good for Canadian trappers. Mild winters have tended to put fur prices on a downward trend. However, the marten continues to be a...
Despite concerns from First Nations and contractors, Sask. gov still going ahead with rifle purchase
The Environment Ministry is going full steam ahead in the procurement of 147 new high-powered firearms for conservation officers despite concerns from First Nations and...
Scheduled bus service no longer being offered out of La Ronge
After a short stint, it appears private scheduled bus service between La Ronge and Prince Albert is no more. L.A. Family Shuttle began offering daily return trips between...
SLGA provides $100,000 for northern alcohol prevention program
A Youth Action for Prevention Program is getting a financial boost from the provincial government to help more youth in northern Saskatchewan with alcohol-related issues....
James Smith First Nation members unhappy about diamond mine resource royalties
Commentators on Facebook appear to be displeased with the proposed resource royalty scheme over a recently approved diamond mine near Prince Albert on James Smith First...
U of S department of archaeology and anthropology seeks reconciliation with Indigenous communities
The archaeology and anthropology department at the University of Saskatchewan has issued a statement recognizing past mistakes in their work involving Indigenous...
New legislation tabled to reveal violent past in intimate relationships
The Saskatchewan government has tabled legislation which will allow police to disclose relevant information to a person in a violent relationship about their partner. The...
Pasqua First Nation opens two new playgrounds
Pasqua First Nation unveiled two new playgrounds Monday. The playgrounds are a partnership with Enbridge Pipeline. The new equipment for the playgrounds has been purchased...
Indigenous entrepreneur outlines plan to success in new book
One of Saskatchewan’s most successful Indigenous entrepreneurs has written a new book. Kendal Netmaker is the owner and operator of the highly successful active wear...
One woman dead after rollover on Ochapowace First Nation Sunday
RCMP say one person is dead and two others injured after a single vehicle crash on the Ochapowace First Nation Sunday morning. Police say a van travelling east on a grid...
Strong international demand continues to drive marten fur prices
Despite concerns from First Nations and contractors, Sask. gov still going ahead with rifle purchase
Scheduled bus service no longer being offered out of La Ronge
SLGA provides $100,000 for northern alcohol prevention program
James Smith First Nation members unhappy about diamond mine resource royalties
U of S department of archaeology and anthropology seeks reconciliation with Indigenous communities
New legislation tabled to reveal violent past in intimate relationships
Pasqua First Nation opens two new playgrounds
Indigenous entrepreneur outlines plan to success in new book
One woman dead after rollover on Ochapowace First Nation Sunday
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