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McKercher LLP donates $900K to broaden educational experience for USask Law students – University of Saskatchewan
Jun 12, 2025 Students at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Law will gain a greater understanding of Indigenous law and its deep connection to the land when a new, immersive course is launched in the college with the support of McKercher LLP. The law firm’s $900,000 donation includes $500,000 to help the College […]
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Métis Nation University Sponsorship Applications Now Open!
Jun 4, 2025 Métis Nation University Sponsorship provides opportunities for full-time Métis university students to reach their academic goals. The program is funded by the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan and administered by the Gabriel Dumont Institute until March 31, 2026. Students are selected using a blind adjudication process and ranked on criteria to meet Métis Nation-Saskatchewan priority […]
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GDI La Ronge Offices are Closed Until Further Notice
Jun 4, 2025 Wildfire evacuees are in the thoughts and prayers of our Gabriel Dumont Institute family. The NSITEP Campus and GDI Training & Employment Office in La Ronge are closed due to the mandatory evacuation until further notice. We have been in contact with all of the NSITEP staff and students. We will continue […]
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USask graduate encourages Indigenous students to ‘keep going’ – University of Saskatchewan
May 30, 2025 Indigenous Arts and Science student plans to pursue master’s degree in Indigenous literature Indigenous University of Saskatchewan (USask) student Arin Bear has been surrounded by books and a love of reading their entire life. “I was always a huge reader growing up,” Bear said. “My grandmother’s a librarian, so I grew up […]
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Joint Statement From Canada’s Education Leaders
SASKATOON – Canada’s teacher organization presidents met in Whitecap, Saskatchewan, May 25 and 26, 2025, to discuss protecting public education across Canada. The discussion focused on two critical concerns: the ongoing challenges with teacher retention and recruitment, and the rising incidents of violence and aggression in schools. The presidents affirmed their shared commitment to public […]
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Cameco gifts $10 million to USask
May 27, 2025 This transformational contribution to the Be What the World Needs campaign focuses on research, academic programs, student success and supporting northern communities. Cameco and the University of Saskatchewan (USask) are celebrating a partnership that will bring new opportunities to students, serve northern and Indigenous communities, support the province’s energy and mining sector, […]
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Wiseman Mathematics Contest Announces Winners for 2025
May 22, 2025 Regina, Saskatchewan – The Wiseman Mathematics Contest has announced the winners for 2025. Now in its 17th year, the Contest aims to motivate young students in First Nations schools across Turtle Island to learn Mathematics in a competitive environment. The Wiseman Mathematics Contest meets the needs of Mathematics teachers in First Nations […]
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FNUniv President’s Cup Fundraising Classic Heads to Prince Albert to Support New Northern Campus
May 15, 2025 Prince Albert, SK — The First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) is proud to announce that the 2025 President’s Cup Fundraising Classic will take place on Thursday, July 10, 2025, at Cooke Municipal Golf Course in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan—marking the tournament’s first time in the province’s northern region. Funds raised will support […]
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Introducing our 2025 Miss FNUniv Ambassador – Aaliyah O’Watch
May 6, 2025 On April 20th, Aaliyah O’Watch was selected as the 2025 Miss FNUniv Ambassador, a prestigious role that celebrates and promotes the values and initiatives of First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) and the Spring Celebration Powwow. Aaliyah O’Watch, a proud member of the Carry the Kettle and George Gordon First Nations, has […]
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Gabriel Dumont Institute Invests Eight Students into the Order of Gabriel Dumont
May 5, 2025 The Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research (GDI) proudly announces that eight students will receive the Order of Gabriel Dumont Bronze Medal. The eight students are: Aimy Falcon (Prince Albert), Brett Angus (La Ronge), Claudine Sens (Regina), Erika Warkentine (Kinistino), Gordon Burns (Regina/James Smith Cree Nation), Kimberly Dennett (Meadow […]
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