Saskatoon billboard blasts cuts to Aboriginal organizations
A new billboard has gone up in Saskatchewan protesting against federal cut backs to Aboriginal programming.
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Poundmaker chief awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to stealing TLE money
Some 50 kilometres outside Whitehorse there is a housing subdivision for members of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nation.
Band negligence behind Poundmaker school shutdown: Tootoosis
The problem-plagued Poundmaker Cree Nation is seeing even more controversy as the school year kicks off.
NWAC to elect new president
The national body representing Indigenous women in Canada will come together this weekend to elect a new president.
Gordon First Nation pageant contestant aims for Miss Canada Globe crown
The Miss Canada Globe pageant kicks off this weekend in Toronto.
Wall's Saskatchewan government blamed for high Aboriginal unemployment rate
The unemployment rate for Aboriginal people in Saskatchewan has increased and one government critic says cut backs to vital programs are to blame.
Wall’s Saskatchewan government blamed for high Aboriginal unemployment rate
The unemployment rate for Aboriginal people in Saskatchewan has increased and one government critic says cut backs to vital programs are to blame.
Mourning and candles through the streets of Saskatoon
In Saskatchewan they call it the annual day of mourning.
e-Health services launched in Saskatchewan
APTN National News Earlier this year APTN brought you news of an expanding program that…