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3811 acres of land to be transferred to Cowessess First Nation
The government of Saskatchewan has announced that nearly 1542 hectares of Crown mineral rights will be transferred to Cowessess First Nation. The transfer is being done...
First Nations claim ‘Indigenous identity fraud’
By: Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Thunder Bay Source Leaders in Nishnawbe Aski Nation, Grand Council Treaty #3 and other First Nations organizations...
Rebecca Strong returns home to an amazing welcome
Rebecca Strong is now home with friends and family after winning the grand prize of $1 million on Canada’s Got Talent. The Prince Albert community hosted a welcome home...
Celebration to be held in PA to welcome back Rebecca Strong
(Photo credit: Joan Strong) A homecoming celebration will be held in Prince Albert on Monday to welcome back Canada’s Got Talent winner, Rebecca Strong. The 20-year-old...
MOU in Sask. seeks to formalize new Treaty 4 First Nation
The federal government has signed a memorandum of understanding with a group of people seeking Treaty status. The MOU will be based on the Federal Court's 2020 decision in...
Vermette praised for suicide prevention legislation, as he nears retirement
A long career in public service will soon come to an end for a northern MLA, as the 29th Legislative Assembly came to a close Thursday. Doyle Vermette, the 16-year veteran...
NLSD launches new incentive to attract teachers to the north
The Northern Lights School Division has created a new incentive to try and bring more teachers to the north. The incentive will offer recently graduated teachers a $10,000...
Northern Sask. wellness camp sees increase in provincial funding
The provincial government is providing additional funding for the Muskwa Lake Wellness Camp near Pinehouse. The province announced Thursday that the annual $700,000 in...
Province warns public to be bear aware this spring
Now that springtime has arrived, the province is reminding the public to be cautious of bears. There are black bears in most parts of the province, and they are frequently...
Moose Hide Campaign marked in Sask.
Lawmakers in Saskatchewan and public service employees are wearing a moose hide pin, to stand in solidarity to end violence against women and girls. For more than 11 years,...
3811 acres of land to be transferred to Cowessess First Nation
First Nations claim ‘Indigenous identity fraud’
Rebecca Strong returns home to an amazing welcome
Celebration to be held in PA to welcome back Rebecca Strong
MOU in Sask. seeks to formalize new Treaty 4 First Nation
Vermette praised for suicide prevention legislation, as he nears retirement
NLSD launches new incentive to attract teachers to the north
Northern Sask. wellness camp sees increase in provincial funding
Province warns public to be bear aware this spring
Moose Hide Campaign marked in Sask.
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