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The newly elected Chief and Council at Muskoday First Nation represents a mix of new and familiar faces.Follow...

A loud cheer filled the air Monday morning south of Prince Albert, as the cutting of a large red ribbon represented the culmination of four years of w...

Prince Albert Daily Herald Former Muskoday Chief calls for cultural training after incident at PA business “They should be made aware of the history of residential schools. The history of murdered and missing aboriginal women, the 60s scoop – all of those bad things. Maybe their opinions would change.” - Herman Crain A former Muskoday First Nation chief wants staff at Lake Country Co-op to undergo cultural sensitivity training, following complaints about comments made by a customer at the store on July 17. The Co-op says they’re looking into addressing Crain’s concerns. -- Susan M...

First Nations mourning longtime firefighter Local First Nations are mourning the loss of Capt. Randy Bair. Bair, a longtime firefighter from Muskoday First Nation and a Protective Officer with Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management (SFNEM) passed away late last week after a battle with cancer. In a media release Muskoday First Nation Chief Herman Crain gave his condolences to Bair’s family along with those who cared for him in his final days. Crain said Bair was a close friend and fellow firefighter, Crain added Bair will be remembered. “We will remember him as a hero and mentor i...

  PRINCE ALBERT -- Two Saskatchewan First Nations are launching solar power initiatives to reduce pollution and energy costs. The federal government is providing Muskoday First Nation with about $315,000 for a 190 kilowatt project. Cowessess First Nation is receiving about $633,000 for a 320 kilowatt project. Muskoday will soon get electricity from the sun at its administration building, school and fire hall. The project will help create jobs for local people and is expected to reduce energy costs on the buildings by 40 per cent. Chief Herman Crain said the most important benefit is red...