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Round two in court challenge coming up
Photo courtesy of eas.ualberta.ca With one court ruling on its side, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and Charmaine Stick, a member of the Onion Lake Cree Nation, are...
Google and Canadian Geographic are partnering on a residential school project
Cree students at All Saints Indian Residential School, Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan. Photo courtesy of Canadian Geographic. Residential schools are the focus of a new project...
Pelican Narrows still recovering after administrative centre fire
Pelican Narrows local administrative centre on fire on May 15, 2017. Photo submitted. Pelican Narrows is still recovering after a May fire decimated its administrative...
Sask. government potentially cutting red tape for leasing or using Crown land
Photo courtesy of saskimmigration.com The provincial government is looking to cut red tape when it comes to leasing or using Crown lands, including wild rice regulations. It...
PAGC chief hopes better relationship with province will improve disaster response
PAGC Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte. File photo. The grand chief of the Prince Albert Grand Council says the partnership between First Nation communities and the province needs...
New award introduced by Saskatoon-based mining group
Photo courtesy of imii.ca A Saskatoon-based mining group is introducing a new award for innovation. The International Minerals Innovation Institute announced its innovation...
Premier Brad Wall delivers his final speech in legislature
It was a day of tributes, some sadness and a little humor as Brad Wall made his last speech in the assembly. He says representing the people of Swift Current for the past 18...
Northern Saskatchewan chief petitions Ottawa for policy changes in on-reserve emergency management
Lac La Ronge Indian Band Chief Tammy Cook-Searson. File Photo. The chief of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band is petitioning Ottawa for better funding policy and First Nation...
New advocacy group for Sixties Scoop survivors formed in Saskatchewan
Robert Doucette, co-chair of the new group. File Photo. A new advocacy group for Sixties Scoop survivors in Saskatchewan is hoping to be a voice for its members. The Sixties...
Don Campbell takes volleyball skills to northern Alberta
Don Campbell. Photo courtesy of keyano.ca Don Campbell of La Plonge First Nation has taken his volleyball talents to northern Alberta. Campbell is currently in his first...
Round two in court challenge coming up
Google and Canadian Geographic are partnering on a residential school project
Pelican Narrows still recovering after administrative centre fire
Sask. government potentially cutting red tape for leasing or using Crown land
PAGC chief hopes better relationship with province will improve disaster response
New award introduced by Saskatoon-based mining group
Premier Brad Wall delivers his final speech in legislature
Northern Saskatchewan chief petitions Ottawa for policy changes in on-reserve emergency management
New advocacy group for Sixties Scoop survivors formed in Saskatchewan
Don Campbell takes volleyball skills to northern Alberta
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