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Indigenous-led policing study to explore options for Sask. First Nations
The provincial and federal governments have teamed up with the Prince Albert Grand Council to examine options for Indigenous-led policing in the grand council's member communities. The three groups ar...
CKOM News
May 03, 2024
Brian Hardlotte, grand chief of the Prince Albert Grand Council, says his goal 'is to ensure that our public safety strategies are effective and truly reflective of the unique values of Prince Albert Grand Council's member First Nations.' (paNOW file photo)
Province works to break down barriers for Indigenous resource workers
The Government of Saskatchewan is working to identify and remove barriers for Indigenous people aiming to work in the natural resource sector. On Monday, the province announced a new partnership with ...
CKOM News
Apr 29, 2024
The Government of Saskatchewan is working to identify barriers Indigenous people face when seeking employment in the resource sector. (Libby Giesbrecht/650 CKOM)
Higher SIGA profits bring millions to First Nations, Métis groups in Sask.
An extra $35.2 million is flowing to First Nations and Mtis organizations around Saskatchewan thanks to higher-than-expected profits by SIGA and Crown casinos. According to the provincial government, ...
CKOM News
Mar 18, 2024
The province said better-than-expected performance by casinos means an extra $35.2 million is flowing to First Nations and Métis organizations. (980 CJME file photo)
Indigenous Services Canada to run financial audit on FSIN
Indigenous Services Canada plans to conduct a financial audit of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN). In a letter sent to the leadership of FSIN and obtained by paNOW, Indigenous Ser...
paNOW
Mar 18, 2024
(Libby Giesbrecht/650 CKOM)
JSCN addictions worker says without changes, there could be 'more Myles Sandersons'
A community addictions worker at the James Smith Cree Nation's health clinic worries that without systemic changes, there could be more mass killings on reserves in the future. Chelsey Stonestand, who...
Lara Fominoff
Feb 29, 2024
James Smith Cree Nation community addictions worker Chelsey Stonestand. (Lara Fominoff/650 CKOM)
'It has to stop:' Leaders call for help as crisis in Pelican Narrows worsens
By Derek Craddock On a day meant to recognize and celebrate the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN), members and leaders instead took to the microphone to share stories of fear, violence and a health-...
paNOW
Feb 06, 2024
Chief Karen Bird of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation at a news conference in Prince Albert on Feb. 5, 2024. (Derek Craddock/paNOW Staff)
Province reverses policy withholding 'specific claims' from First Nations people
A day after the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) called on the provincial and federal governments to rescind a policy that withholds income assistance regarding "specific claims" for ...
Shane Clausing
Nov 22, 2023
Chief Bobby Cameron and other chiefs from across Saskatchewan called on the provincial government to rescind a policy that would withhold income assistance regarding "specific claims" for First Nations people who receive more than $15,000 per capita in settlements. (Shane Clausing/650 CKOM)
'As long as the sun shines:' Sask. adds new treaty border highway signs
Last fall, Saskatchewan became the first province to erect treaty border signs along its highways, and four new signs are being added. The project started several ago with the help of the public, and ...
Will Mandzuk
Oct 19, 2023
New treaty border signs will be popping up on Saskatchewan highways. (Will Mandzuk/650CKOM)
Regina marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The city of Regina hosted the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Honour Walk. Saturday morning, people gathered around Victoria Park where a tipi and tent station had been set up for the third ...
CKOM News
Sep 30, 2023
Saskatchewan Rush releases new logo for upcoming NLL season
Saskatchewan's professional lacrosse team will have a new look when the players take to the field for the team's eighth National Lacrosse League (NLL) season in Saskatoon. The Saskatchewan Rush unveil...
CKOM News
Sep 13, 2023
Saskatchewan Rush unveiled a new logo Wednesday to better represent the province. (Saskatchewan Rush)
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