Aboriginal mother fights Saskatchewan school board
A Saskatchewan Aboriginal mother is fighting against a school board who says they hold the lawful authority to restrain and seclude their students.
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Top oil producing First Nation seeks OPEC audience
The chief of Canada’s highest oil producing First Nation has requested an audience with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries during the oil-cartel’s meeting in Austria next month.
Conservative proposed omnibus Indian Act changes would allow bands to lease out reserve lands without majority community support
First Nation band councils would no longer need majority community support to lease out parcels of reserve land under proposed changes to the Indian Act contained in the Harper government’s omnibus budget bill.
Treaty chiefs forming common front against Ottawa
There’s a new force of First Nations leaders emerging out of the West to stand up against Ottawa for Treaty rights.
FSIN elects new leaders
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, or FSIN, is one of the oldest and most vocal chiefs organization in Canada.
FSIN chiefs vote for new leaders
Winter weather and treacherous road conditions are forcing highway closures across Saskatchewan Wednesday.
Vote buying scandal engulfs FSIN candidate
Days before the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations elects its new executive council, a scandal erupted implicating one of the candidates for office.
Saskatchewan RCMP searching for missing First Nations woman
Saskatchewan RCMP announced the disappearance of a First Nations woman Thursday.
From jail to the ivory tower, Sharon Acoose conquered the darkness
This is a story about perseverance, drive and determination.