Innocence Canada looking to free Keeseekoose First Nations sisters after 3 decades in prison
Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance were convicted of 2nd-degree murder 29 years ago.
Saskatchewan
Lawyer pushing Saskatchewan Justice to help downgrade murder convictions of Keeseekoose First Nation sisters
Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance have spent 29 years in prison for a crime they say they didn’t commit.
First Nation in Saskatchewan says its dealing with suicide crisis brought on by pandemic
A councillor for Lac La Ronge Indian Band in northern Saskatchewan says his community of…
Time to charge those pretending to be Indigenous with fraud: Cree lawyer
“There’s been people that have been publicly shamed and outed…but there’s never been a real consequence or action,” says Leah Ballantyne.
Treaty commissioner in Saskatchewan pushing for roadside signs to mark treaty boundaries
The treaty commissioner in Saskatchewan has helped spearhead a road sign campaign to mark the…
First Nations leaders in Saskatchewan grappling with opioid crisis
Problem is now on the doorstep of many communities in the province advocates say.
‘Significant and sacred’: Buffalo herd in Saskatchewan uncover petroglyphs
Buffalo were introduced to the park two years ago.
Tribal councils lobbying Ottawa to change Indian Day School rules for survivors
Indian Day School survivors say class action settlement rules are unfair.
Cree woman in Saskatchewan says employer mishandled sexual harassment complaint
Former CEO of New North sent female employee 140 texts in one day
