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Saskatoon volunteers build outdoor shelter for people who are homeless

  SASKATOON In a matter of two weeks, an idea about a teepee and open-pit fires serving the community as an outdoor shelter  went from dream to reality  for a Saskatoon group. “We’re hoping we can help everybody that needs it,” said Daina Kary, organizer and member of the Saskatoon Community Caring Camp. “I feel like the community has really come together and made this a reality for us.” Borrowing the idea from a Winnipeg organization, a team of students from the First Nations University of Canada mobilized to fill the gap and provide homeless people a warm place to go when the city’s various warm-up shelters closed for the evening.

It s incredibly valuable : Historic Sask Indigenous photo collection being passed down

  SASKATOON A historical photo collection of First Nations in Saskatchewan by Adrian K. Paton is being preserved and passed on after his death. Val Guillemin, Paton’s daughter, says most of collection is from the broader community and has been collecting historic photos for 30-40 years. “But more lucky then finding the photos was finding the people, the Indigenous people, who actually knew the stories behind those photos because that’s what makes them come to life,” Guillemin said. As a non-Indigenous person, Paton has always been interested in First Nations people and made an effort to obtain as much information and details as possible to go with the photos, according to his website.

As Regina workplaces diversify, Black professionals reflect on discrimination in the office

As Regina workplaces diversify, Black professionals reflect on discrimination in the office Adeoluwa Atayero © Submitted by Jane Ekong/ Submitted by Juliet Bushi/ Submitted by Michael Ifeanyi (From left) Dr. Jane Ekong, Juliet Bushi and Michael Ifeanyi spoke to CBC about their experiences in Regina workplaces. Over the course of Black History Month, we are hoping to learn more about the rich dynamics of the Black experience in Regina through the stories of people from different backgrounds and professions. Dr. Jane Ekong says that when she arrived in Regina 38 years ago, there were so few Black residents, we were kind of a novelty.

First Nations workers in Sask sacrifice wages, vacation to run underfunded water systems

Article content When something goes amiss at the Moosomin First Nation water treatment plant, Nathan Martell is often the man who gets a call. Whether it’s a power outage in the middle of the night or a broken part on a weekend, Martell or one of his two co-workers, who are often on call, will troubleshoot from home or the plant to make sure the 238 homes in their community have access to safe drinking water. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or First Nations workers in Sask. sacrifice wages, vacation to run underfunded water systems Back to video

First Nations workers in Saskatchewan sacrifice wages, vacation to run underfunded water systems

First Nations workers in Saskatchewan sacrifice wages, vacation to run underfunded water systems
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