Murray Wood: Signs of spring appearing in Saskatchewan
Murray Wood says signs of spring were all over the place on the weekend, even though the forecast remains wintery for th...
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Police locate two missing boys
Saskatoon police have found two missing boys safe and sound after they were reported missing Monday night. Seven-year-old Kaiden Latrell Tony-Lafond and 11-year-old Dylan Rielly Tony were last seen at...
Nov 10, 2015
Project bringing affordable housing, grocery store to downtown Regina
Namerind Housing has big plans for a new affordable-housing development on Lorne Street in downtown Regina. Robert Byers is the president and CEO of Namerind Housing Corporation which started in 1977 ...
Nov 05, 2015
FSIN has high hopes for new Liberal government
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN) interim chief says "the time is now" to renew relationships between Aboriginal communities and the federal government with the election of&nbs...
Oct 29, 2015
First Nations granted stays against government's transparency law
First Nations fighting the federal government's financial transparency law are celebrating a victory. A decision by the by Federal Court of Canada on Friday has ordered the government to bac...
Oct 26, 2015
Mistawasis Chief signs peace treaty with Alberta First Nation
A feud between between Mistawasis First Nation and Alberta's Tsuu T'ina First Nation that dates back over 170 years has been laid to rest. This past week, leaders from both First Nations met and signe...
Oct 25, 2015
Peter Stoicheff becomes 11th U of S president
Dr. Peter Stoicheff has officially taken the reins at the University of Saskatchewan. The former dean of the College of Arts and Science was installed as the 11th president of the university Satu...
Oct 24, 2015
Guy Lonechild attempts a return to the FSIN
It's been four years since Guy Lonechild was unceremoniously removed as chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN). But now, with the Legislative Assembly approaching, Lonechild is ...
Oct 07, 2015
Sask. senator criticises RCMP claims on missing and murdered aboriginal women
Saskatchewan Senator Lillian Dyck challenges the RCMP and the federal government to release statistics proving that 70 per cent or crimes against aboriginal women come at the hands of aboriginal men. ...
Oct 05, 2015
Saskatchewan bucks national trend on aging population
Unlike most of Canada, Saskatchewan's kids still outnumber it's seniors. The latest round of data released by Statistics Canada on Tuesday show seniors made up 16.1 per cent of Canada's population as ...
Sep 30, 2015
Sovereignty and indigenous issues centre at 'vote or not vote' public forum
Bev Crain drove 150 kilometres to Saskatoon from Muskoday just to hear why indigenous people would choose not to vote in the upcoming federal election. "I wanted to hear about some of the views on sov...
Sep 10, 2015
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