Women, children, and members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community fleeing violence will soon have more places to go - Aggie's House or Shirley's House. "These short-term and transitional housing units will provide a safe have to the most vulnerable when they need it," said Patty Hajdu, Minister of Indigenous Services Ca...

An urgent need for warmth and safety amidst the sudden drop in temperatures called for an immediate response from the Saskatoon Indian and Métis Friendship Centre (SIMFC). It not only met those emergency needs but also created valuable employment opportunities in the process. "We helped our staff in the sam...

Work is underway to ease some of the stress for families with sick children by providing them with an affordable place to stay in Prince Albert thanks to the Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan (RMHC-SK) and its various donors. "It's been a while in the making but timing has to be right," said RMHC-S...

In its 19th year, the First Nations Language Keepers Gathering remains one of Saskatchewan's essential language revitalization events. Over the course of two days the Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre (SICC) will hosted than 500 attendees along with 22 speakers, Knowledge Keepers, and master speakers at its annua...

In a major expression of partnership and treaty renewal, Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation has invited King Charles to attend an upcoming commemoration. On August 23, 2026, Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation are planning a 150th commemoration of Treaty 6, which was signed in 1876. To highlight the landmark event, leaders are hoping for a r...

There's a new face representing SK Arts, and for the first time in its 77-year history, it's an Indigenous woman. Like most artists, Lisa Bird-Wilson, the new SK Arts CEO, is continually challenging herself in new endeavours. "It's an opportunity for me to take some of the leadership and business skills I've devel...

A significant investment into renewable power by the federal government intends to modernize energy for many remote communities in Saskatchewan while having less environmental impacts. In December, the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources announced an investment of over $265 million into SaskPower and Saskatchewan ...

A new comprehensive economic report on all 74 First Nations in Saskatchewan is positioning itself to be a catalyst for growth, understanding, and development. Indigistree, an Indigenous-owned consulting and research company based out of Regina, is offering a document, over 400-pages long, detailing economic development...

In an industry centred on helping families through the most difficult moments, Doreen Day-Wapass from the Thunderchild First Nation has found a sincere way to demonstrate her company's support and empathy. "Family being a big part of the business is really important to me," said Day-Wapass, co-owner of Marsha...

The somewhat sinister concept of 'hacking' may be unclear to the general public. An intrusive crime of exploiting a computer system or personal information without authorized access. To some degree, we're all scared of it - we buy security programs for our computers and encrypt our files in effort to stay safe from thi...

After 10 months and 135 possible name suggestions, St. Frances Cree Bilingual School in Saskatoon will dawn a new name and that's reason to celebrate. The name selected is awâsisak kâ-nîmîhtocik- St. Francis School, the Cree portion of the name means 'children who dance.' "The name is not o...

Don't throw away your seeds, because they hold valuable ancient agricultural knowledge. It's one of the key messages from the 13 Moons Food and Seed Sovereignty learning circle project from SAGE - ē kanātahk askiy (it is a clean earth), which is focused on seed and food sovereignty for the Indigenous people living on...

Work is underway to ease some of the stress for families with sick children by providing them with an affordable place to stay in Prince Albert thanks to the Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan (RMHC-SK) and its various donors. "It's been a while in the making but timing has to be right," said RMHC-S...

Warning: the following story contains sensitive content including self-harm and suicide. Traditionally, First Nation people believe emotional, mental, spiritual and physical balance is an essential part of life but in contemporary society achieving that goal may not be so easy. Cameron Halkett, 18, knows firsthand how ...

Shortly after people gathered at the site of the Ochapowace urban community garden, something special happened. "I think this land is blessed," said Valerie Kinistino, Treaty 4 artist and community garden organizer from Ochapowace First Nation. As everyone was gathered at the garden space a lightening bolt ap...

A significant investment into renewable power by the federal government intends to modernize energy for many remote communities in Saskatchewan while having less environmental impacts. In December, the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources announced an investment of over $265 million into SaskPower and Saskatchewan ...

Did you know true reconciliation in action is happening in northwestern BC with the Kitselas First Nation's Treaty? Right now, Kitselas is preparing to vote on the final draft of the Treaty and Constitution in April 2025. Non-members who have strong ties to Kitselas First Nation may be eligible to enrol to vote. If a n...

The Regina Pats will look a bit different tonight when they hit the ice against the Wenatchee Wild. As a part of the annual Indigenous Celebration Night, the Regina's WHL team will wear a special-edition, Indigenous-designed jersey. The jerseys, which are adorned with a colourful star blanket design containing both the...

Residential School in Lebret tells a tale filled of positive memories of Junior A hockey and our own teams, creating a Safe Space for Indigenous youth to excel late in the residential school era. In 1993 Lebret Eagles played their inaugural season in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey league being the first Indigenous Owne...

The Native Canadian Fastball Championships were hosted by George Gordon First Nation on August 2-4 in Regina. This tournament is difficult to win because the most elite Indigenous teams are assembled from coast to coast all vying for bragging rights to be the top Indigenous fastball team in the country. Several player...