Sask. Indigenous multipurpose health facility off to tendering phase
It is expected the facility will serve a combination of over 2,500 on-reserve and over 8,500 off-reserve members.
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It is expected the facility will serve a combination of over 2,500 on-reserve and over 8,500 off-reserve members.
Kamsack RCMP issued an arrest warrant for a man in connection to a homicide on the Keeseekoose First Nation. R...
The Saskatchewan NDP unveiled the 'Meaningful Duty to Consult Act' on Monday. The legislation outlines improvements to the duty to consult framework for First Nations and Metis communities on issues that affect treaty and Indigenous rights.
For the first time in more than 150 years, Cote First Nation had buffalo calves born on its land.
Fallon Severight cooks with her heart and soul for those in need in downtown Kamsack. One of a variety of hearty soups prepared and served at the Mental Health and Addictions Centre in Kamsack. Fallon Severight (from right) with baby girl, Hannah-lee, son Lenard, son Sirius, and daughter Raye. Somewhere in Kamsack, past a lobby, through a maze of offices, and tucked in the back corner of the building, there is a gifted culinary artist who quietly works five days a week to feed and nurture a growing number of her fellow community members. The Mental Health and Addictions Centre in Kamsack ha...