First Nations Told Not to Panic About Consent Form

First Nations Told Not to Panic About Consent Form Tuesday, January 27, 2004 at 14:22     The FSIN is telling First Nations citizens not to worry about recent news reports concerning the health consent form issue.   CanWest News reported yesterday that hundreds of...

Metis Filmmaker’s Work Noticed by Robert Redford

Metis Filmmaker’s Work Noticed by Robert Redford Tuesday, January 27, 2004 at 14:15       A Metis filmmaker originally from Northern Saskatchewan recently had a film of hers showcased at Robert Redford’s annual film festival.   26-year-old Danis Goulet...

Call Made to Address Metis Health Issues

Call Made to Address Metis Health Issues Monday, January 26, 2004 at 13:05     The mayor of Ile-a-la-Crosse says it’s time for both Ottawa and the provincial government to get serious about Metis health issues.   Max Morin says Metis people in northern...

Murder Charge Dropped in Grandmother’s Bay Killing

Murder Charge Dropped in Grandmother’s Bay Killing Friday, January 23, 2004 at 14:07     A man from Grandmother’s Bay is no longer charged with second degree murder in connection to a homicide in the community last summer.   Instead, 19-year-old Isaiah...

Athabasca Hunters Plead Not Guilty to Charges

Athabasca Hunters Plead Not Guilty to Charges Friday, January 23, 2004 at 14:04     Six northern Saskatchewan hunters charged with hundreds of wildlife violations in the Northwest Territories entered “not guilty” pleas yesterday.   The hunters hail from...

Fish Plant May Derail Subsidy for Fishers

Fish Plant May Derail Subsidy for Fishers Friday, January 23, 2004 at 14:01     The province admits the impact on a proposed fish plant in Prince Albert has to be considered before a subsidy is granted to Athabasca fishers who want to market their fish in the U.S.  ...

Wollaston Residents Play Annual Waiting Game

Wollaston Residents Play Annual Waiting Game Friday, January 23, 2004 at 13:20     Residents of Wollaston Lake are counting the days until this year’s ice road to their community is finished.   Band councillor Ed Benoanie says while a few barrels of fuel arrived...

Trailer Fire in La Loche Claims Owner’s Life

Trailer Fire in La Loche Claims Owner’s Life Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 15:27     A man was killed in a trailer fire in La Loche last night.   The fire apparently broke out at about 9:30 in the victim’s trailer, which was located very close to the local...

vBand Members Propose Third Party Management

Band Members Propose Third Party Management Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 15:23     There’s optimism today that Black Lake band members may have finally put a bitter election dispute behind them.   The dispute divided the community in recent weeks, and prompted...

Athabasca Fishers Hoping to Sell Fish in the U.S.

Athabasca Fishers Hoping to Sell Fish in the U.S. Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 15:18     Some fishers on Lake Athabasca who plan to sell their fish in the U.S. are anxiously waiting for Northern Affairs to approve a fish freight subsidy.   The department is currently...