Judge reserves bail decision for Quewezance sisters
“It’s long past time that both Odelia and Nerissa are out of prison,” says Senator Pate
Saskatchewan
Bail hearing begins in Saskatchewan for sisters in prison for 30 years
Court heard testimony about support for the Quewezance sisters if they are released.
Saskatchewan government expected to oppose bail for Quewezance sisters
Odelia and Nerissa want to be released pending a review of their case by Justice Canada.
Search finds remains of a child at former Qu’Appelle Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan
Star Blanket Cree Nation said a ground penetrating radar search has yielded over 2,000 hits at the former school site.
Saskatchewan woman accused of faking deaths, crossing U.S. border, pleads not guilty
A woman accused of faking her death and that of her child before crossing the…
Canada marks National Ribbon Skirt Day, inspired by 10-year-old Saskatchewan girl
A classroom aide told Isabella Kulak her ribbon skirt wasn’t formal enough for Formal Day.
Saskatchewan woman accused of faking her and her son’s death intends to go to trial
Walker is a well-known author and was the chief executive officer for the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations.
‘They didn’t stop looking’; victim’s aunt praises landfill search for missing niece in 2014
The aunt of Courtney Johnstone has nothing but praise for the Grande Prairie RCMP and its search for her niece
‘If all else fails, we will blockade’: Chiefs call for Sask. bill to be scrapped
First Nations fear the bill symbolizes a breach to treaty and inherent Indigenous rights.