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Border trouble: Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says treaty rights must be respected as U.S. tariff threat looms – Leader-Post
Jan 29, 2025 The FSIN says it has been “informed of recent accounts where border agents denied the rights of First Nations peoples under the Jay Treaty” As the threat of steep U.S. tariffs looms over Canada, the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is raising concerns about treaty rights. In a Wednesday news release, […]
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Invitation for British Crown to attend Commemoration of Treaty 6
January 27, 2025 Chief Larry Ahenakew and the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation are extending an official invitation to His Majesty the King to attend the 150th Commemoration of Treaty 6. The Office of the Treaty Commissioner is pleased to support this significant act of Treaty renewal. The commemoration will take place in the summer of 2026 […]
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FSIN: Next PM needs strong mandate for Indigenous Peoples – SaskToday.ca
FSIN reminds all political parties and potential leaders of their responsibility to uphold the principles of reconciliation and justice. SASKATOON — Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Chief Bobby Cameron has challenged the next prime minister to continue the federal government’s commitment to include the Indigenous Peoples’ voices in key issues that may affect their lives. […]
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First Nations being used as a deficit ‘scapegoat,’ say Indigenous leaders – Prince Albert Daily Herald
December 20, 2024 Federal and provincial Indigenous leaders are crying foul, after the federal government blamed much of a higher than expected deficit on recent Indigenous legal claims. Since Monday’s tabling of the Liberal government’s fall budget, much of the focus in Ottawa has been on the dysfunction within the Liberal caucus, due to Chrystia […]
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Fall sitting of Sask. Legislature wraps up – Discover Humboldt
Dec 11 2024 An abbreviated fall sitting of the Saskatchewan Legislature came to an end on Tuesday. Premier Scott Moe highlighted a couple of pieces that were passed, The Saskatchewan Affordability Act, which includes the largest personal income tax reduction since 2008 and The SaskEnergy Amendment Act which extends the carbon tax exemption on home […]
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Fall Sitting of the Legislature Focuses on Affordability Measures and Strong Economy for a Bright Future
December 10, 2024 With the conclusion of the Fall sitting of the Legislature today, Premier Scott Moe took time to highlight recent efforts to build a strong economy and bright future for all Saskatchewan residents, while delivering on the recent provincial election commitment to make life more affordable. “We know affordability continues to be top […]
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Government Introduces New Public Spaces Act to Target Street Weapons
December 5, 2024 Today, government introduced The Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act to improve safety in Saskatchewan communities. The Act will allow municipalities and First Nations to opt in to new rules that regulate the possession, transportation and storage of items that may be used as street weapons, such as large knives, machetes or bear spray. “This […]
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Public Statement from the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan government regarding MNBC withdrawal from MNC
The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) acknowledges the recent decision by the Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) to formally withdraw from the Métis National Council (MNC). We respect MNBC’s autonomy and the challenging considerations that led to this decision. MN–S remains steadfast in our commitment to advancing Métis rights, self-determination, and governance within Saskatchewan and across the […]
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Opening of the First Session of the Thirtieth Legislature
November 25, 2024 Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Russ Mirasty, will formally open the First Session of the Thirtieth Legislature with the Speech from the Throne on Monday, November 25, 2024, in the Assembly Chamber of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. “The opening of the Legislature is a historic occasion that offers opportunities to witness our parliamentary traditions […]
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In final days as mayor, Charlie Clark reflects on 18 years in municipal politics – The Star Phoenix
Nov 13, 2024 Saskatoon Charlie Clark reminisced about his 18 years in Saskatoon politics as he cleaned out his office. Rather than looking ahead and hoping for another term in the public eye, Charlie Clark has been looking back on nearly two decades of public service in Saskatoon. After serving as mayor since 2016, and […]
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