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Ween wrapped up a three-night run in Las Vegas on Saturday with a show that saw the first "Falling Out" in nearly 19 years.

Winter months usually bring round dances and kahomni dances to Indigenous communities, but COVID-19 put them on hold.

"We have still several outstanding claims with Canada and this is one milestone that weve achieved."

A First Nation in southeastern Saskatchewan has officially been recognized as a Treaty 4 First Nation. Officia...

After signing a landmark agreement with Marc Miller, Minister of Crown Indigenous Relations, Ocean Man First Nation in southeastern Saskatchewan is now officially recognized as a Treaty 4 First Nation.

Watch Ween bust out “Boing” for the first time since 1994 during their concert last night at The Met in Philadelphia.

Ween concluded a three-night Halloween weekend run at Denver's Mission Ballroom with a Saturday show featuring an Emerson, Lake & Palmer cover debut and Sunday show including the return of "Slow Down Boy."

Ween played over 100 different songs, including a live debut and handful of rarities over the course of a three-night run at Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas.

(980 CJME file photo) Two solar energy projects on the Ocean Man First Nation now are contributing one megawatt to Saskatchewan’s power grid. In a media release Wednesday, SaskPower said the projects on the First Nation located about 140 kilometres southeast of Regina came online in May. One of the projects is capable of generating 720 kilowatts and the other can produce 280 kilowatts. That’s enough electricity to power about 200 homes, or more than twice as many as there are on the Ocean M...

The provincial government announced earlier this week that Nakoda language courses will be offered to high school students starting in the fall.