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Katheryn Speck said she used to be a Canadian nationalist, travelled the world with a maple leaf on her backpack and once lived in Quebec so she could become fluently bilingual.But on Saturday she was...

All eyes will be on the Saskatchewan Rush this weekend as they make the lengthy flight to Halifax for the first game of its best-of-three National Lacrosse League (NLL) semifinal series against the Ha...

The temperatures will be soaring this weekend, but a lot of central Saskatchewan residents are going to have to do without their summer staple firepit. Fire bans are in place across most of the middle...

The province of Saskatchewan has labeled the week of April 27 to May 3 as Missing Persons Week in the province in an effort to raise awareness around the issue and show the public that they can help. ...

In a just a week's time, the Toronto Metropolitan University's (TMU) Chrysalis performing arts space will burst forth with a cultural mashup as 88 young Indigenous dancers look to "Share the Flame." T...

*This piece is a special submission written by our reporter as a first-person account of their experience. It is not presented as a traditional news story, but rather as a personal reflection on the e...

This spring, as many as 30,000 eligible Mtis voters will head to the polls for the Mtis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) general election, taking place on May 24.Citizens will vote on President, Vice-Presid...

Property owners in the city have until next Monday to appeal their 2025 property assessments.In a notice issued Friday, the city said residents wishing to challenge their assessment or property classi...

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is warning Alberta Premier Danielle Smith that provinces have no legal right to surrender from Canada as they have never agreed to surrender their lands,...

SaskPower announced on Thursday that the Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) and Mistawasis Nhiyawak First Nation were awarded two new energy projects in the southern part of the province. The announcem...