FSIN to ask for $1.8B to help communities take back their children
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) held a news conference in Saskatoon Friday announcing…
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Saskatchewan farmers force rural municipality to stop construction where First Nation artifacts found
The Rural Municipality of Winslow was forced to put construction of a road running through…
Conviction of Cree man for selling fish an infringement of treaty rights, say First Nation leaders
Indigenous leaders in Saskatchewan are calling the recent government sting of a Canoe Lake Cree…
Saskatoon Tribal Council says it wants to cut out FSIN
“When you get that third level of bureaucracy…it doesn’t reach our people.”
Saskatoon police clarify comment about investigation at FSIN
“We want to clarify and confirm that the FSIN is not under criminal investigation.”
‘Bullying’ leads to legal action: FSIN lawyer
“Until this meeting is held, the FSIN will not be commenting further on this matter.”
Two women arrested after ‘uttering threats’ on Facebook aimed at Indigenous people
Brittany Hobson APTN News Two women have been arrested after allegedly posting racist remarks toward Indigenous people…
FSIN gets into the Christmas spirit by giving harvested meat to families
In the spirit of Christmas, the FSIN is giving back to people living in urban centres in Saskatchewan by giving harvested meat to families.
Saskatchewan mayor hopes his community follows him on path to reconciliation
The mayor of Elbow, Saskatchewan has agreed to help in the elimination of racism faced by First Nations people in his community by ensuring that all staff and elected officials be educated on the history of Treaties, residential schools and the treaty and inherent rights of first nations people.