Federal NDP says Liberals aren’t doing enough for First Nation mental health
NDP MP Charlie Angus says the Liberals have to do a better job providing mental health services for First Nations.
Saskatchewan
Parents questioning mental health services after rash of suicides in Saskatchewan
Mothers questioning mental health services in community where four people have ended their lives.
Saskatchewan survivors file class action against Ottawa over excluded residential school
The Île-à-la-Crosse school was excluded from the multi-billion dollar settlement agreement
What the federal government is doing about dirty water in White Bear
The community has been under a boil water advisory for 10 years.
What’s it like living with dirty water? Ask anyone on the White Bear First Nation in Saskatchewan
People in White Bear First Nation fear for their health because of the water.
Cree Nation in Saskatchewan takes oil spill into its own hands
James Smith Cree Nation only now getting help with Husky oil spill.
Family demands answers as to why Deanna Desjarlais investigation took so long
Family of Deanna Desjarlais is wondering why it took so long for them to find out she had died.
Governor general looks to renew relationship with Treaty 4
In 1874, Treaty 4 was signed in Fort Qu’Appelle, Sask.
Cote First Nation votes out embattled council
Embattled Saskatchewan First Nation emerged with a fresh new council following vote