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Indigenous leaders plan action against Saskatchewan First Act

Blockades could be set up in Saskatchewan if Premier Scott Moe doesn't retract the Saskatchewan First Act.More.

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First Nation chiefs join together to speak out against Saskatchewan First Act

First Nation chiefs join together to speak out against Saskatchewan First Act
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Indigenous leaders plan action against Saskatchewan First Act

Blockades could be set up in Saskatchewan if Premier Scott Moe doesn't retract the Saskatchewan First Act. More than 35 chiefs gathered in the Federat.

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Sask First Nation releases mobile phone app to connect with members

Saskatchewan’s Moosomin First Nation has created an app that will allow them to send push notifications, including emergency alerts, to members.

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Sask health professionals, First Nations leaders sound alarm over exploding STI numbers

First Nations leaders and health professionals in Saskatchewan are sounding the alarm over skyrocketing cases of sexually transmitted infections in some communities.

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