Boushie family ‘saddened’ Saskatchewan won’t appeal Gerald Stanley verdict
The Saskatchewan Crown announced Wednesday the acquittal of Gerald Stanley stands.Kathleen Martens APTN News The…
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Crown won’t appeal acquittal in rural shooting of Colten Boushie
The Crown say it won’t appeal the not-guilty verdict for a Saskatchewan farmer who was…
Police watchdog investigating RCMP conduct following Colten Boushie’s death
An independent RCMP watchdog is launching an investigation into how police handled the investigation into…
Regina parents fear policy change could harm foster son with special needs
APTN News A Saskatchewan couple is fighting a policy change they say will “damage” their…
‘We refuse to live in fear’: Colten Boushie family to keep fighting for justice
Gerald Stanley, the white Saskatchewan farmer who held the gun that killed Boushie, was acquitted by an all-white jury on Friday.
Rallies planned as calls for change follow Saskatchewan verdict
‘We will not give up our fight for justice,’ said Boushie cousin Jade Tootoosis
These guys are going the distance for MMIWG
With a 100 families still looking to share their story two men are trying to bring the MMIWG national inquiry back to Saskatchewan.
A look back at the Gerald Stanley murder trial with closing arguments set for Thursday
Stanley, 56, is accused of killing Colten Boushie, 22.
Indigenous man with severe mental health issues locked in solitary, family is desperate
Nicholas Dinardo, 26, of Piapot First Nation – located northeast of Regina – has been in solitary confinement for nearly eight months
