Tag Archives: First Nations/Aboriginal

Whether it's Stephen Harper, Justin Trudeau, Thomas Mulcair or Elizabeth May, Assembly of First Nations Chief Perry Bellegarde says he's happy and willing to work with either candidate who becomes pri...

This year the residential school system was called "cultural genocide" by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission after collecting hundreds and thousands of stories of physical, sexual, and emotional ...

The long stretches of highway in Saskatchewan have a reputation for being a bit mundane, but there are eight pieces of art to look out for along Highway 11 between Prince Albert and Regina.&...

A group of 10 high school students crowded a table in a conference room on the second floor of the Canadian Light Source Synchrotron. They excitedly punched in data about zinc levels in a specimen the...

Sitting on a bench just outside the Henk Ruys Soccer Centre evacuation shelter in Saskatoon, Felix Herman watches as a handful of residents from Pinehouse jump on a coach bus heading back home. But fo...

 Saskatchewan has a tiny new evacuee after Cassandra Clarke gave birth to a baby girl.Annie Flora Lee Clarke was born at 4:16 a.m. in Prince Albert.Cassandra, her husband Edmund and 10-year-old d...

A light shower is restoring faith for cabin owners in Nemeiben Lake who say the worst is behind them. "It's getting better ... mostly everything is burnt so there's not much left," said Bill Elliot, o...

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan (SOTS) presents Othello with a prairie twist.The local theatre troop has returned for another season, and has partnered with the Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company (SN...

As wildfires continue to burn in northern Saskatchewan over 12,000 people have been forced from their homes.With 7,000 people registered with social services, Saskatoon has already taken in more than ...

Mona Bell didn't have time to think about where she would end up as she quickly packed her belongings in La Ronge while a giant fire encroached on her community. "I was pretty shocked at first. I wasn...