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Rook I uranium project moving forward, province touts mining success - Vimarsana News

Rook I uranium project moving forward, province touts mining success

The mining industry posted the highest value of sales on record in 2022, doubling its previous record.

Rook I uranium project moving forward, as province touts mining and mineral success - Vimarsana News

Rook I uranium project moving forward, as province touts mining and mineral success

The mining industry posted the highest value of sales on record in 2022, doubling its previous record.

Cows and Plows: FSIN calls on province, feds to remove cap on settlement claim - Vimarsana News

Cows and Plows: FSIN calls on province, feds to remove cap on settlement claim

Saskatchewan First Nation leaders are pushing back against a move to withhold income assistance from First Nations people who benefit from a recent court settlement.

FSIN claims income assistance being withheld from off-reserve First Nations citizens - Vimarsana News

FSIN claims income assistance being withheld from off-reserve First Nations citizens

The group claimed assistance is being withheld from off-reserve First Nations citizens from who receive per capita distributions from specific claims of more than $15,000.

Sask. First Nations call on province, feds to rescind policy that withholds income assistance for recipients - Vimarsana News

Sask. First Nations call on province, feds to rescind policy that withholds income assistance for recipients

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says it is frustrated with the federal and provincial government’s financial policy that withholds income assistance from First Nation citizens who receive per capita distributions from settlements, known as "specific claims," of more than $15,000.

Source: cbc.ca