First Nations Say They Won’t Sign Federal Funding Agreements

A number of First Nations are voicing their displeasure with what they say is the unfair way the Harper government is conducting funding agreements. Nine leaders from Aboriginal communities held a press conference in Saskatoon Friday morning to say they won’t be...

Both Suspects In Moosomin First Nation Homicide Now Free On Bail

A 19-year-old man from the Saulteaux First Nation who is facing a murder charge has been released from custody. Taryn Lee Cote was charged with second-degree murder following the death of 24-year-old Bryan Darnell Blackstar. On February 2, police were called to the...

Protesters React To FNUniv Saskatoon Changes

The First Nations University of Canada’s Saskatoon campus is making moves to cut a $740,000 deficit and not everyone is happy about the changes. To cut costs, the institution is freezing enrolment in the Indigenous Social Work program and moving the campus from...

Another First For A Saskatchewan First Nation

History was made in a Regina hotel this morning when the Kawacatoose First Nation, north of Regina, became the first reserve in Canada to take full control of its land and resource money. It is being called a step away from the Indian Act and a major leap towards...

Northern Reaction To Provincial Budget Varied

The MLA for the northern Saskatchewan riding of Athabasca says he is “very, very ashamed of this government” following yesterday’s provincial budget announcement. Buckley Belanger says it does nothing to address the critical issue of proper highways...

SRC Given Green Light To Begin Cleanup Of Abandoned Uranium Mill

The Saskatchewan Research Council is making preparations to begin the cleanup of the former Lorado uranium mill site. The facility located eight kilometers from Uranium City was in operation from 1957 to 1960, and was used to process ore from many mines in the region....