Honouring The Past

by | May 20, 2015

Students from across the Treaty 6 territory spent the day in North Battleford learning about their neighbouring communities. A dozen schools took part in the first ever gathering that shared community history and interesting facts from each of the 12 bands that took...

Schools Sign On To Education Protocol

by | May 20, 2015

Three Saskatchewan based post-secondary schools are among the most recent institutions to sign onto the Indigenous Education Protocol. The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies, North West College and Saskatchewan Polytechnic say they signed the document to...

Woman Charged with Murdering Elderly Man in Melfort

by | May 19, 2015

A 35-year-old woman has been arrested and charged with the murder of a 70-year-old man in Melfort. Early Monday morning, RCMP found the body of Alpheus Burns in his house. Later that day, RCMP say Candace Gail Moostoos turned herself in and was charged with...

Two Youth Charged in Pelican Narrows Murder Released on Bail

by | May 15, 2015

Two male youths charged in relation to the murder of a 17-year-old in Pelican Narrows First Nation have been released on bail. The boys are among seven people charged with second-degree murder in relation to the death of Hilliard Sewap, Jr. Police found Hilliard in...

Cameco Wins Indigenous Workplace Inclusion Award

by | May 15, 2015

Cameco has been presented a national award for their work in getting First Nations and Metis people in the workforce. The first ever Indigenous Workplace Inclusion awards were given out in Toronto yesterday and Cameco received the award for Enterprise-Wide leadership...

Gardening Season Begins in Southend

by | May 15, 2015

A group of residents from Southend will spend the weekend planting gardens with soil imported from the south. A partnership between the Thakoitan Economic Development Corporation and Cameco helped buy seeds, soil and lumber to build garden boxes. This weekend about 56...