Dakota Band Closes In On Self-Government Agreement

A First Nation in Manitoba is very close to completing the first self-government agreement on the prairies. Aboriginal Affairs minister Bernard Valcourt says the agreement with the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation had passed third reading. Once complete it will allow the...

Saskatoon Welcomes The “Huron Carole”

Tom Jackson and a host of other musical performers will be in Saskatoon this weekend as part of the annual Huron Carole. The Huron Carole, which takes place at TCU Place on Sunday night, raises money for national food banks. Saskatoon Food Bank executive director...

Chief Says Community On Edge After Woman’s Murder

The Lac La Ronge Indian Band is struggling to cope with the recent murder of Jodi Roberts. Police confirmed Tuesday that a homicide investigation is underway into the death of the 24-year old woman, whose remains were discovered near Sucker River on Nov. 27. LLRIB...

“Indspired” Teaching For Aboriginal Students

A new national program aimed at improving the education outcomes of aboriginal students was launched in Regina today. The First Nations University was the back-drop for a half a million dollar commitment to set up a peer support educator coaching program. Three life...

Fur Expert Says Industry Going Through Resurgence

Signs are pointing towards a banner year for trappers in Saskatchewan. Mike Gollop is the provincial fur administrator for our province. He says the recent north American fur auction in November had several highlights to it, everything from $10 muskrat pelts to $170...