Metis expert predicts shake up in Sask. Metis Election

Metis expert predicts shake up in Sask. Metis Election

John Lagimodiere, Publisher of Eagle Feather News. Photo courtesy of eaglefeathernews.com The publisher of Eagle Feather News has seen it all. Years of political infighting, overturned election results, the loss of federal funding and an ongoing power struggle between...
Highway to La Loche named worst Saskatchewan road

Highway to La Loche named worst Saskatchewan road

Highway 26 near Loon Lake. Photo courtesy of the CAA. Highway 155 to La Loche has been named the worst road in the province in the CAA’s annual Worst Road Campaign. Nearly 6,500 votes were cast during the four week contest that lists the 10 worst roads in the...
It was all in the cards

It was all in the cards

  Winning tre card lucky hand. Image courtesy depositphotos.com One lucky patron took home the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA)’s Tre’ Card Stud Progressive Jackpot prize of $383,312.60 – the largest ever awarded by a SIGA casino. The jackpot went at Dakota...
FSIN wants more consultation over pasture program

FSIN wants more consultation over pasture program

FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron    file photo The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says that two days of public consultations on the provincial pasture program are not enough for it to be meaningful consultation with First Nations. Chief Bobby Cameron was reacting...
RCMP seek info on drug activity

RCMP seek info on drug activity

Northern Village of Buffalo Narrows.  Photo courtesy of kayas.ca RCMP in Buffalo Narrows and surrounding communities are looking to the public for information on illegal drug dealing. The request follows an arrest on Friday which lead to the seizure of drugs. Police...
AFN Chief hopes Canada moves forward with UN Declaration

AFN Chief hopes Canada moves forward with UN Declaration

AFN Chief Perry Bellegarde. File photo. Assembly of First Nations Chief Perry Bellegarde is encouraged that Canada will now be supporting the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The federal government removed its objector status to the UN...
Empty chairs speak volumes during Missing Persons Week

Empty chairs speak volumes during Missing Persons Week

Photo courtesy of Manfred Joehnck There are more than a hundred heartbreaking stories of loved ones gone missing in Saskatchewan, with a disproportionate number of them being Aboriginal. Today, Colleen Whitedeer of Prince Albert shared her story during a ceremony in...