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LATEST ARTICLES
Northern communities cancel Canada Day festivities amid residential school reckoning
Warning: This story contains details that can be upsetting to readersThe Lac La Ronge Indian Band in northern Saskatchewan usually celebrates Canada Day alongside...
‘A powerful way to heal’: Community reckons with residential school legacy
Warning: This story contains details that can be upsetting to readersThe remains of 215 children located at the site of a former residential school...
‘Speaking with one voice’: McCallum gets a mandate to unify Métis...
Métis Nation of Saskatchewan’s newly reelected president Glen McCallum says he plans to “hit the ground running” to finish the nation-building project that started...
‘This is our land’: Cumberland House Cree Nation asserts Indigenous rights...
Cumberland House Cree Nation (CHCN) chief and council signed a declaration on Thursday in Prince Albert asserting the community’s right to decide how economic...
Meili calls on premier to apologize for Île-à-la-Crosse and Timber Bay...
In a letter addressed to Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on Wednesday, Opposition NDP Leader Ryan Meili demanded an official apology from the province for...
Clearwater River Dene Nation blocks ‘business as usual’ access to uranium...
The Clearwater River Dene Nation (CRDN) in northwest Saskatchewan has put up a security checkpoint on a section of Highway #955 that runs through...
Community mourns passing of Lac La Ronge Elder “tracker” Tom Charles
Northern Saskatchewan is mourning the loss of Lac La Ronge Indian Band Elder “tracker” Tom Charles who passed away on May 25. Known for...
McCallum re-elected to lead Métis Nation of Saskatchewan
Métis citizens of Saskatchewan reelected Glen McCallum as president on Saturday. The incumbent held on to his position in a tight four-way race to...
Cameco administers first dose of vaccines amid Cigar Lake mine outbreak
Saskatoon-based uranium company Cameco Corp. is administering first-dose vaccines to workers amid a COVID-19 outbreak at Cigar Lake mine in northern Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Health...
‘Act of God’: Power restored to northeast after a week in...
Saskatchewan’s northeast came back online Friday after going all week without power. The power outage affected communities from Christopher Lake north when the Cloverdale...
