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Inuk Elder Naulaq LeDrew now gets a chuckle out of a story that has been passed down through generations to children. LeDrew recalls she might have been as young as three when she first heard it.

Two experts in tuberculosis say the mass death from TB at residential schools was no accident, but the result of deliberate neglect that was part of Canada’s broader genocidal project.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations held a flag raising ceremony on Saturday at Marquis Downs Racetrack, unveiling a banner that honours all Indigenous children who were taken away from their families and no longer returned home after atte

The radar search for unmarked graves got started Saturday at the former site of the Delmas residential school. Senator Jenny Spyglass speaks, with Karen Whitecalf. Chief Wayne Semaganis The land owners Doug Montgomery and Donna McBain.

The Wilkie and District Museum is hosting a motorcycle poker rally Sunday, July 25. What is a poker rally? Director of PR Phil Heilman explains. “It is essentially a motorcycle rally but with poker mixed in.

RCMP investigating theft activity are advising rural residents of Wilton RM to be on the look out for a green Nissan Pathfinder (SUV) with Saskatchewan licence plate 482MHF.

The City of Saskatoon council will begin its series of consultation meetings with Indigenous people and other members of the community as part of the process to rename John A. Macdonald Road.

Establishing an Independent Office of the Representative of the Matriarchs is being proposed by Saskatoon’s city council that aims to support Indigenous women and girls, and two spirit people.

Alberta RCMP responded to a report of multiple people walking with a firearm on 39 Street on the Saskatchewan side of Lloydminster on July 11.

A warrant was issued for a North Battleford man after he failed to appear in Saskatoon Provincial Court. Dean Spokes, 52, was out on custody after being arrested in May when multiple police detachments responded to a break and enter in The R.M.