Health officials identify two rare cases of diphtheria in Saskatchewan First Nation
APTN News Two rare but potentially deadly cases of diphtheria have been diagnosed in a…
Onion Lake
Cree mother continues to ‘languish’ in Saskatoon’s federal psychiatric facility
Nation to Nation Marlene Carter is a Cree woman from the Onion Lake First Nation…
Mountie tells Saskatchewan inquest he shot Brydon Witstone because he thought he had a gun
The Mountie who fatally shot Brydon Whitstone says he pulled the trigger because he believed…
An Onion Lake woman’s long fight to open her band’s books heads to court
FSIN and AFN didn’t help, so she turned to Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
Cree woman serving a death sentence unless Trudeau government steps in
Marlene Carter will either be released or die in custody.
Family says Saskatchewan hospital’s refusal to immediately treat deaf, mute Cree man hastened death
Hospital refused to provide immediate care because health card had expired
Rally calls for end to incarcerated Cree woman’s seclusion
Marlene Carter, who suffers from mental health issues, wants return to Saskatchewan
First Nations win Federal Court battle over transparency law
Five First Nations took law to Federal Court
Top oil producing First Nation launches $50 million court action against Ottawa over First Nation financial transparency legislation
The country’s top oil producing First Nation has launched a $50 million court action against Ottawa over damages suffered as a result of “punitive measures” imposed by the federal Aboriginal Affairs department after the Cree community refused to publicly disclose its finances as required by recently passed legislation.