Earlier this year, the Lac La Ronge Indian Band hired a doctor to investigate Vitamin C deficiency among residents of northern Saskatchewan. The doctor would conduct 50 vitamin C blood tests over a span of several months. Of those 50 tests, 27 were found to be...
Migration patterns of local caribou will be considered in the new mining agreement. Photo by Kathy Hay By NC Raine Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Eagle Feather News Uranium exploration in Saskatchewan’s far north will soon be underway, but only if the...
By Jeremy Appel Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Alberta Native News The Senate Standing Committee on Indigenous Peoples heard testimony on Oct. 30 from young Indigenous leaders representing communities from British Columbia to Nova Scotia. The testimony was split...
High School students from the Canoe Lake Miksiw School stand in front of the newly built Kanaweyiminan ‘take care of us’ CFS Safe House. The students were part of a unique three-year project on their First Nation. On Nov. 1 they handed over the keys to the leadership....
Two polling locations will be open today for the Northern Lights School Divisions Board of Education election, although polls were supposed to close last night. The school division stated that a lack of election workers and a delay in the delivery of election...
*Note – some of the following results are considered unofficial as some counts are still being confirmed. Following a slough of municipal elections on Wednesday, Saskatchewan’s three largest cities will have new mayors. In Regina, a political newcomer,...
(Photo: submitted by RCMP) On November 9, 2024, Cut Knife RCMP executed a search warrant at a residence on Poundmaker Cree Nation in relation to an ongoing trafficking investigation. Officers stated that on November 9 they located and seized approximately 250 grams...
In a release sent by the Government of Saskatchewan ministries, Crown corporations and organizations are implementing contingency plans to minimize the impacts of a potential postal service disruption. This includes ensuring that payments are available for clients and...
By NC Raine Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Eagle Feather News The lucrative opportunity for fishers at Pinehouse Lake to sell tullibee fish to Scandinavia does benefit the community, but one man is worried about the environmental implications of the...
The First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) and the University of Regina (U of R) have been selected to co-host the 2025 National Building Reconciliation Forum on May 14-15, 2025, in Regina, Saskatchewan. This year’s forum will focus on the theme Responsibility as...
