Paranormal Investigative Television Show Comes To Saskatoon

The television show The Other Side was in Saskatoon on Thursday to investigate paranormal activity at the Park Town Hotel. The show is made up of intuitive Jeff Richards, paranormal investigator Bill Connelly, researcher Priscilla Wolf and Aboriginal elder and spirit...

Two Women On FSIN Executive Following Vice Chief Elections

The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations has another woman vice chief. Heather Bear of the Ochapowace First Nation is now the federation’s Fourth Vice Chief.  Bear defeated the Lac La Ronge Indian Band’s Robin McLeod by a vote count of 568 to 293 in...

SIGA Receives Highest Accreditation For Responsible Gaming

All six Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority casinos in the province get high marks for responsible gaming. They have been accredited by the Responsible Gambling Council, which works to reduce problem gambling through awareness and information campaigns. SIGA vice...

New Book Series Looks At Ways To Preserve Aboriginal Languages

Stories told in the classroom at the First Nations University are now part of a book series aimed at preserving Canada’s Aboriginal languages. Solomon Ratt is a Woods Cree speaker and educator from Stanley Mission. He is also an associate professor of languages at...

Suspect In Sucker River Shooting Incident Receives Fine

The 39-year-old man charged after shots were fired in Sucker River last month has been handed a fine. Craig Larson appeared in La Ronge Provincial Court on Monday. He was arrested on September 13th after RCMP received complaints about a person firing shots at several...