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Sask. chiefs call for removal of 1930 Natural Resources Transfer Agreement - Vimarsana News

Sask. chiefs call for removal of 1930 Natural Resources Transfer Agreement

Saskatchewan's chiefs are calling on the provincial and federal governments to rescind the Natural Resources T...

Source: panow.com
'There's a battle brewing': FSIN to file lawsuit against province, feds over resource revenue - Vimarsana News

'There's a battle brewing': FSIN to file lawsuit against province, feds over resource revenue

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations has announced plans to sue the federal and provincial governments over legislation chiefs say infringes on treaty rights.

93 areas of interest found at site of former Saskatchewan residential school - Vimarsana News

93 areas of interest found at site of former Saskatchewan residential school

SASKATOON - A chief in Saskatchewan says her heart is broken after ground-penetrating radar located 93 areas o...

Source: panow.com
James Smith Cree Nation thanks first responders in lead-up to stabbings' anniversary - Vimarsana News

James Smith Cree Nation thanks first responders in lead-up to stabbings' anniversary

Rhonda Blackmore said gatherings like this will help change the future, noting James Smith Cree Nation won't be known as a place of tragedy, instead a place of hope and healing.

First Nations leaders say Sask. government's updated consultation policy is still problematic - Vimarsana News

First Nations leaders say Sask. government's updated consultation policy is still problematic

The Saskatchewan government released a revised First Nation and Métis consultation policy framework on Friday. It's the first time the policy has been updated in more than a decade, and some Indigenous leaders say the changes don't go far enough.

Source: cbc.ca