Film draws link between residential schools and violence against Indigenous women
A new Saskatchewan film is drawing a direct link between government policies of the residential…
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Indigenous nations on Prairies keep pandemic restrictions despite provincial plans
Despite a plan to lift some restrictions in Alberta, medical officials in the Blood Tribe…
Saulteaux sisters turn to federal justice minister for last chance at freedom
Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance are appealing to David Lametti to review their second-degree murder convictions.
Cree hunter in Saskatchewan says new trespass law infringes on her treaty rights
A Cree hunter from Thunderchild First Nation, 113km northwest of North Battleford, says the Saskatchewan…
Experts knock Saskatchewan organization for dismissing Cree woman who filed sexual harassment complaint
Regina lawyer says province has toughest laws in North America when it comes to sexual harassment.
Cree woman fired after filing sexual harassment complaint
Organization says Sunshyne Charles didn’t respond to letters.
‘Nothing he couldn’t do:’ 101 year old Métis veteran remembered for enduring legacy
A 101-year-old Métis veteran is being remembered for his powerful legacy, quiet strength and infinite…
Career in journalism helps ’60s Scoop survivor reconnect with culture
As a child of the ’60s Scoop who was beginning to re-discover her birth family,…
CAP says justice system should be handed over to Indigenous Peoples
The head of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is calling on the federal and…