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‘There’s a lot of money in Ottawa that actually is owed to northern Saskatchewan,’ MP says in advance of disabilities seminar in La Ronge
MP Peter Julian will lead the disabilities workshop along with Georgina Jolibois. Photo courtesy Facebook, Peter Julian, MP The federal NDP says upcoming seminars based out...
RM councillor resigns after making social media comment about Colten Boushie killing
A Rural Municipality councillor has resigned from his job after posting an online comment about the shooting death of Colten Boushie. Boushie, a 22-year-old Pheasant First...
What to expect as water levels rise on the North Saskatchewan River
The view of the North Saskatchewan River in Prince Albert. Photo courtesy Facebook, City of Prince Albert, Rod A Young. The Water Security Agency expects the North...
Day 1 recap of the World Indigenous Business Forum
Several First Nation elders began the WIBF with a prayer. Day one of the World Indigenous Business Forum wrapped up in Saskatoon on Wednesday and according to both...
Health fair targets Aboriginal diabetes
Health fair in Regina. Photo by Manfred Joehnck. The Saskatchewan division of the Canadian Diabetes Association is doing what it can to drive down the high rate of type two...
Ahtahkakoop walks a mile in heels to help abused women
The Ahtahkakoop Walk a Mile event. Photo courtesy @Cooper_Chief, Twitter The men of Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation are resting their feet this week, after walking a mile in bright...
First ever World Indigenous Business in Canada officially kicks off in Saskatoon
A photo of the WIBF kick-off powwow at Wanuskewin. Photo courtesy the World Indigenous Business Forum Facebook page. Hotels are packed and organizers are nothing but...
New minister for First Nations and Metis Relations
Photo by Manfred Joehnck. There has been a major shakeup in the provincial government. Four rookie MLA's have been appointed to cabinet, six ministers have changed positions...
De Beers to start drilling in next phase of quest for diamonds in Athabasca Basin
View of pond with distinct circular structure that corresponds to magnetic anomaly detected by Government airborne survey and confirmed by De Beers' surveys. Photo courtesy...
U of S partners with Nunavut school to bring law program to the north
Courtesy usask.ca The University of Saskatchewan has partnered with the Government of Nunavut to introduce a new law program in the northern territory. The program will be...
‘There’s a lot of money in Ottawa that actually is owed to northern Saskatchewan,’ MP says in advance of disabilities seminar in La Ronge
RM councillor resigns after making social media comment about Colten Boushie killing
What to expect as water levels rise on the North Saskatchewan River
Day 1 recap of the World Indigenous Business Forum
Health fair targets Aboriginal diabetes
Ahtahkakoop walks a mile in heels to help abused women
First ever World Indigenous Business in Canada officially kicks off in Saskatoon
New minister for First Nations and Metis Relations
De Beers to start drilling in next phase of quest for diamonds in Athabasca Basin
U of S partners with Nunavut school to bring law program to the north
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