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Filmmaker hopes new documentary will spark renewed interest in Nakota language
A Regina filmmaker is hoping her new documentary will be a catalyst to help restore the Nakota language. To Wake Up the Nakota Language is a short documentary by filmmaker...
Graphic death scene photos mark first day of Gerald Stanley Murder Trial in Battleford
Graphic death scene photos and RCMP expert testimony marked the first day of the trial of a Biggar area farmer accused of shooting a First Nations man to death in August of...
Interim Sask. opposition leader stops in Prince Albert
The NDP's provincial interim leader, Nicole Sarauer, met with Prince Albert Mayor Greg Dionne and other organizations in the northern city today. Sarauer is the legislative...
Star Blanket Cree Nation celebrates opening of Head Start building
The Aboriginal Head Start Program is a federal program aimed at supporting early childhood development for young families. Leaders from Star Blanket Cree Nation were on hand...
Agreement aims to strengthen Metis education in Saskatoon schools
A new agreement is aiming to ensure stronger Metis education in Saskatoon's public schools. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed this morning by the Saskatoon Public...
Jury selection complete in Gerald Stanley trial
From a cast of 100's, a jury of 14 has now been selected for the Gerald Stanley murder trial. The Biggar-area farmer is on trial for second-degree murder in the August 2016...
New Treaty Commissioner named for Saskatchewan
A new Treaty Commissioner has been named for Saskatchewan. On Wednesday afternoon Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett along with the Federation of Sovereign...
Three women elected to James Smith Cree Nation council
Three women have been elected to James Smith Cree Nation's council. Three of four council members are now female following Friday's election on the James Smith Cree Nation....
Jury selection begins in Colten Boushie case
The Alex Dillabough Centre in Battleford has been transformed into a makeshift jury room, where more than 700 people have been summoned for jury selection for the trial of a...
Metis Sixties Scoop survivor taking government to court
A Sixties Scoop survivor from Saskatchewan is taking the province and federal government to court over the exclusion of the Metis in the Sixties Scoop settlement. In...
Filmmaker hopes new documentary will spark renewed interest in Nakota language
Graphic death scene photos mark first day of Gerald Stanley Murder Trial in Battleford
Interim Sask. opposition leader stops in Prince Albert
Star Blanket Cree Nation celebrates opening of Head Start building
Agreement aims to strengthen Metis education in Saskatoon schools
Jury selection complete in Gerald Stanley trial
New Treaty Commissioner named for Saskatchewan
Three women elected to James Smith Cree Nation council
Jury selection begins in Colten Boushie case
Metis Sixties Scoop survivor taking government to court
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