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MMIWG: Anniversary of the Death of Louis Riel
November 16 2018 November 16, 2018 — Commissioners of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, make the following statement in recognition of the anniversary of the death of Louis Riel: “Louis Riel, founder of the Province of Manitoba, was a courageous and unrelenting defender of the rights of the Métis […]
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Who are Canada’s ‘most historically significant’ women? – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Nov 16, 2018 This article was originally published on The Conversation, an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts. Disclosure information is available on the original site. ___ Authors: Donica Belisle, Associate Professor of History, University of Regina and Andrea Eidinger, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Political Studies, Queen’s […]
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Most survey respondents support changes to Saskatchewan trespassing legislation – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Nov 15, 2018 REGINA _ The Saskatchewan government says it will introduce changes to trespassing laws this fall after a survey showed support for updated legislation. The results, released by the province Thursday, showed 65 per cent of respondents said people should ask landowners for permission before they go onto private land. Officials […]
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Most survey respondents support changes to Saskatchewan trespassing legislation – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Nov 15, 2018 REGINA _ The Saskatchewan government says it will introduce changes to trespassing laws this fall after a survey showed support for updated legislation. The results, released by the province Thursday, showed 65 per cent of respondents said people should ask landowners for permission before they go onto private land. Officials […]
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Government Releases Results Of Trespass Survey
November 15, 2018 About two-thirds of the responses to the provincial government’s recent trespassing survey support advance consent being required by anyone wanting to access privately-owned rural property. Results of the survey were released today. Government gathered responses by mail, email and through an online questionnaire from August 9 to October 2 to collect insight […]
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A Message from Richard Quintal: Operating With Transparency, Honesty and Integrity
November 02, 2018 The leadership of MN-S has made a commitment to transparency, honesty and integrity. It is what our members expect and what we will deliver. While we typically choose to focus on building our nation rather than addressing politically motivated gossip, we cannot stand by when non-political employees or contractors are being unfairly […]
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Métis Nation-Saskatchewan Removes Housing Minister
November 1, 2018 – Following a Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) Human Resources Standing Committee meeting, President Glen McCallum has removed Minister Derek Langan from the Housing portfolio. Mr. Langan was removed from his position as a result of philosophical differences between the President and the former minister as to the proper administration of Metis Nation-Saskatchewan housing […]
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Dual rallies and petition protest child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic’s transfer to healing lodge – CBC
Conservative MP sponsors e-petition calling on government to reverse controversial transfer Nov 02, 2018 Dual rallies in protest of convicted child murderer Terri-Lynne McClintic’s transfer to an Indigenous Healing Lodge on the Nekaneet First Nation are scheduled Friday for Parliament Hill and Maple Creek, Sask. McClintic is currently serving a life sentence for the 2009 […]
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Prison watchdog slams investigation of deadly riot in Saskatchewan – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Oct 30, 2018 By Janice Dickson THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ The Correctional Service of Canada told the public a story about a deadly 2016 riot at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary that didn’t match the findings of its own investigation, which was itself “superficial, expedient and self-serving,” the federal watchdog on prisons reported Tuesday. […]
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Indigenous group worried about conservation officers getting patrol carbines – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Oct 30, 2018 SASKATOON _ An Indigenous group is worried about the Saskatchewan government’s plan to arm some conservation officers with the same type of rifle that is used by the military and some police forces. Media reports say the province is seeking a bid for 147 semi-automatic patrol carbines. The officers are […]
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