Stage is set, host city ready for North American Indigenous Games
The North American Indigenous Games are about to begin in Regina.
Saskatchewan
Metis swimmers have golden sights set on NAIG
Within days, the city of Regina will be teeming with activity.
Metis veteran was youngest sergeant in Canadian military during Korean War
Leading up to the annual Batoche Day celebrations in Saskatchewan this coming weekend, APTN’s Larissa Burnouf sits down with a Metis war veteran to talk about life as a Metis soldier during the Korean War.
Running to honour Metis veterans
There’s an unusual run taking place in Saskatchewan.
A boot print, a knife, a murder and a Cree woman’s claim of innocence
Three days after she was sentenced to life in prison for murdering a man with…
Marlene Bird requests court lift publication ban on her name
A First Nation woman who was the victim of a brutal attack in northern Saskatchewan says she doesn’t want to be just another statistic, according to a local report.
Former Saskatchewan chief gets house arrest, probation for drug trafficking
The former chief of Key First Nation in Saskatchewan was given house arrest and probation for trafficking morphine Friday.
Police release name of man charged in brutal attack on Marlene Bird
Marlene Bird allegedly knew the man who left her burned and mutilated in a Prince Albert, Sask., parking lot on June 1, according to police.
Prince Albert police make arrest in connection with savage attack on Marlene Bird
Police in Prince Albert, Sask., have made an arrest in connection with a savage attack on a Cree woman in the community.