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CIHR Institute of Aboriginal Peoples’ Health changes its name
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research announced this morning that effective immediately, the Institute of Aboriginal Peoples' Health will be known as the Institute of...
Federal government begins conversation on Metis youth in child welfare system
The federal government says they it will begin direct dialogue with Metis leaders on the over-representation of Metis children in child welfare systems. The announcement...
Arrest warrant issued for man accused of sexual assault
Punnichy RCMP are asking for the public's help in tracking down a Kawacatoose First Nation man who is wanted for sexual assault. Mounties say the alleged offence happened on...
UPDATE: Canada and provinces lack clear coordination to mitigate climate change: federal report
A new federal report released today is suggesting Ottawa and the provinces are not on the same page when it comes to addressing climate change. A joint audit was recently...
FSIN voicing its support for charges against Husky Energy
In a statement released today, the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, voiced its support for the recent charges levied against Husky Energy in relation to an oil...
Police services across Saskatchewan offer gun amnesty
The Prince Albert Police Service is among the many law enforcement agencies willing to accept guns, this next month, with no questions asked. Police agencies across the...
Husky Energy facing charges for 2016 oil spill
Husky Energy is facing charges in connection to the 2016 oil spill into the North Saskatchewan River. Husky’s pipeline failed in July of that year, which leaked oil into the...
Event to recognize role models hosted by Lac La Ronge Indian Band
After many years of work, the Lac La Ronge Indian Band hosted an event to recognize role models from the community on Saturday night at the JRMCC. The award recipients of...
Northern leader says Cameco layoffs starting to impact his community
It has been nearly two months since over 800 people were left without work at Cameco's Key Lake mine and McArthur River operations. After a downturn in the uranium market,...
Motivational speaker Robb Nash visits Black Lake
Speaker and performer, Robb Nash, travelled to Black Lake on Friday to reach out to youth on the topics of combatting depression and suicide prevention. Students and members...
CIHR Institute of Aboriginal Peoples’ Health changes its name
Federal government begins conversation on Metis youth in child welfare system
Arrest warrant issued for man accused of sexual assault
UPDATE: Canada and provinces lack clear coordination to mitigate climate change: federal report
FSIN voicing its support for charges against Husky Energy
Police services across Saskatchewan offer gun amnesty
Husky Energy facing charges for 2016 oil spill
Event to recognize role models hosted by Lac La Ronge Indian Band
Northern leader says Cameco layoffs starting to impact his community
Motivational speaker Robb Nash visits Black Lake
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