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Fred Sasakamoose 'Chief Thunderstick' National Hockey Championship adds women's division for first time - Vimarsana News

Fred Sasakamoose 'Chief Thunderstick' National Hockey Championship adds women's division for first time

The tournament is the dream-made-reality of Fred Sasakamoose, the first treaty Indigenous player in the NHL, and welcomed a women's division for the first time this year.

Source: cbc.ca
Sask. First Nation welcomes back buffalo herd after 150 year absence - Vimarsana News

Sask. First Nation welcomes back buffalo herd after 150 year absence

After a 150 year absence, a herd of buffalo has returned to the Cote First Nation.

Saskatchewan loses premier Saulteaux language teacher Margaret Cote - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan loses premier Saulteaux language teacher Margaret Cote

Nahkawewin Saulteaux (Ojibway Dialect of the Plains), and three months ago Anihšinapemowin Beginning Saulteaux, a book she co-authored, was finally released. In total, she published about 20 Saulteaux language and culture books while being a full time Saulteaux language and Saulteaux history professor.  News of Margaret Cote's passing was shared on social media on Wednesday. She was 70.(Margaret Cote/Facebook) According to her bio on the Strong Nations Publishing website, Cote was the first person in Saskatchewan to teach a First Nations language in a public school.  "So, with her passin...

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RCMP charge man in death of Cote First Nation toddler - Vimarsana News

RCMP charge man in death of Cote First Nation toddler

RCMP have charged a 23-year-old man with second-degree murder in the death of a one-year-old from the Cote First Nation.

RCMP urge cottage owners' help in missing teen search near Kamsack - Vimarsana News

RCMP urge cottage owners' help in missing teen search near Kamsack

On Tuesday morning police asked cottage owners in Duck Mountain Provincial Park to call them before checking their properties for signs of MacDonald. They specified properties on the following streets: Annette Street, Connie Avenue, Henny Street, Jubilee Drive, Madge Street, Olive Street, Sunny Street and Willow Avenue. Owners should call the Kamsack RCMP detachment at 306-542-5560. The RCMP said it's making the request because it “is critical so the search area is not compromised and so we can confidently record that a search has been conducted on your property.” MacDonald was last s...