Chartier Pushes Constitution At Senate Hearing

The president of the Metis National Council President says he wants to see a Metis constitution set up. Clem Chartier explains that constitution could give the Metis the firm legal footing it needs to achieve self government. Chartier raised the idea during a meeting...

Three Suspects Identified In Fatal Ahtahkakoop Fire

A 19-year-old man has been arrested and warrants are out for two others in connection to the fatal house fire on the Ahtahkakoop reserve early Monday morning. Dominic Chase Ahenakew, who’s from Ahtahkakoop, is facing two counts of second degree murder. He is due...

Reserve’s Prosperity Plunging Province Into Uncharted Waters

Premier Brad Wall says the Whitecap Dakota First Nation is so successful that non-First Nations people are moving to the community. Wall says he met with Chief Darcy Bear recently and says this situation is “brand new territory”, because funding would...

American Hunter Charged In Shooting Of Guide Near Meadow Lake

A hunter from Staten Island, New York has been charged after a hunting accident which injured a guide last week near Meadow Lake. The incident happened around 6:00 pm last Thursday, about 65 km south of Meadow Lake. RCMP say a gun accidentally discharged, hitting the...

Adam Beach To Receive National Aboriginal Achievement Award

Fifteen people have been named to receive the 19th annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards next February. They include actor Adam Beach in the arts category, federal Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq in politics, and Richard Wagamese in media and communications....

Northern Youth Identify Community Strengths And Weaknesses

A group of youth from the Mamawetan Churchill River Health Region gathered in La Ronge last night to discuss the results of a three-year leadership program. Communities in the region were surveyed to find out what students in Grades 6 to 12 think can be done to...

Gunman Scare In Ile-a-la-Crosse Turns Out To Be False Alarm

RCMP in Ile-a-la-Crosse say reports of a man with a gun entering a populated community centre appear to be false. Yesterday, Mounties received word that someone with a concealed firearm had apparently entered the building housing St. Joseph’s hospital, Rossignol...

Points Athabasca Receives ABEX Award

A contractor in the province’s far north has won a prestigious award. Points Athabasca Contracting completes industrial projects with a focus on heavy, mechanical work. It employs a large, skilled workforce of citizens from the Athabasca Basin. Over the weekend,...

Murder Charge Laid Into 1992 Homicide In Saskatoon

A 39-year-old man has been charged with second degree murder in relation to the 1992 death of Ernest Taypotat in Saskatoon. Taypotat was 26 years old when he was found dead in the 400 block of Avenue T South in the early morning hours of August 28th, 1992. Police say...