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Call for Applications – Harvesters Advisory Working Group
November 6, 2025 – Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) is looking for six dedicated citizens to serve on the Harvesters Advisory Working Group (HAWG) — a representative body that provides input and guidance on issues surrounding our Section 35 rights to traditional hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering practices. HAWG plays a vital role in the MN–S governments […]
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Government Introduces Legislation to Expand Definition of Interpersonal Abuse
November 6, 2025 Today government introduced The Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act, which expands the definition of interpersonal violence in The Victims of Interpersonal Violence Act to include cyberstalking and online harassment, as well as coercive and controlling behaviour. The Victims of Interpersonal Violence Act provides protections for victims of interpersonal violence including emergency orders […]
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SUMA and the Office of the Treaty Commissioner Aim to Strengthen Treaty Relations Among Urban Municipalities in Saskatchewan
November 4, 2025 The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association and the Office of the Treaty Commissioner are proud to announce the signing of a memorandum of understanding. Following a Pipe Ceremony, the signing took place Nov. 3, 2025 between Treaty Commissioner Dr. Kathy Walker and SUMA President Randy Goulden at the Office of the Treaty Commissioner in Saskatoon. […]
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2025 PAGC Annual Assembly Day 1 (Live)
Oct 27, 2025 2025 PAGC Annual Assembly Day 1 (Live) Read More NT4
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Town of Duck Lake invites bids for its renaming – Prince Albert Daily Herald
October 24, 2025 The town of Duck Lake — a place with rich Métis history, located about an hour northeast of Saskatoon — says it is putting its name up for sale if there is a successful bidder. In what town officials describe as “a bold, unprecedented move aimed at rewriting its future while honouring […]
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Government Outlines Agenda for a Strong, Safe, Secure Saskatchewan
October 22, 2025 Premier Scott Moe today said the government’s agenda for the new session of the Legislature will ensure Saskatchewan’s economy remains strong, Saskatchewan communities are safe and Saskatchewan’s future is secure. The fall legislative session began today with Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre reading the Speech from the Throne. “Saskatchewan has the strongest economy […]
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How is there no office for Indigenous rights complaints? – Prince Albert Daily Herald
October 3, 2025 Paul Dubé’s historic visit to Neskantaga First Nation in September inspired the Ontario ombudsman to call on the federal and provincial governments to take “immediate action” to address “unacceptable and unsafe conditions” in the fly-in community. But while Dubé’s office seeks to better respond to the human rights complaints of Indigenous people […]
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Indigenous Services Canada to share federal audit samplings with FSIN – Global News
October 3, 2025 Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) says it has received requests from The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) about a controversial audit report, and will be sharing some information with FSIN ‘as soon as possible’. The federal forensic audit of FSIN — an organization representing 74 First Nations in Saskatchewan — deemed tens of […]
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Our people are watching’: FSIN official calls for humility, accountability after audit – CBC
Oct 03, 2025 FSIN needs to ‘restore trust’ after report flagged $34 million in questionable spending A member of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations executive says he cannot stand behind his colleagues’ response to a scathing forensic audit last week that flagged $34 million in questionable expenses. Craig McCallum, who was elected 4th vice-chief […]
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Self-government and getting rid of the Indian Act has become an even more timely discussion, says author – Prince Albert Daily Herald
September 26, 2025 It’s a “perfect storm,” says Bob Joseph about the timing of the release of his recent book. 21 Things You Need to Know About Indigenous Self-Government: A Conversation About Dismantling the Indian Act coincides with the push by the new federal government to implement its first major piece of legislation, the One […]
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