Journey For Justice Stops In Regina

It is being called the journey for  justice. It’s a 20 year multi-million dollar court challenge over First Nations land rights. This case involves a big chunk of the B.C. interior. The supreme court will hear the historic appeal next Thursday. Today, the journey for...

Inmate’s Mother Appeals For Help

A mother is making a plea to keep her son out of isolation at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary. Mrs. Dale Hamm is the mother of Mathew Hamm – an inmate at the Saskatchewan penitentiary. In an interview from Alberta, she said her son is in the pen because he escaped...

Idle No More Co-Founder Addresses Labor Group

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour heard from a special guest this morning at its annual convention. Sheelah McLean, one of the co-founders of the Idle No More movement, talked about a number of issues including the need for blue-coller workers to be active in...

Government Stays Mum About Reasons Behind Appeal

The federal government is staying mum about why it decided to appeal a case involving jurisdiction of Metis and Non-status Indians. This week the Federal Court of Appeal heard arguments from Ottawa and lawyers for the two groups. The case was sparked by Harry Daniels,...

Suspect In Whitecap Fraud Appears In Court

The man charged with allegedly stealing millions of dollars from the Whitecap First Nation has turned himself in voluntarily. Hugo Gallegos made his first court appearance today in Saskatoon on the charges of theft over $5,000 and fraud over $5,000. Following the...

Fairness Of Juries For Aboriginal People Challenged

A 36 year-old man Aboriginal man facing serious assault charges is at the centre of a unique court battle over his right to a mixed jury. The arguments are being heard in a Regina courtroom. His lawyer is trying to get the charges stayed saying his clients treaty and...