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FSIN rejects Sask revised First Nations and Métis consultation policy

The policy is intended to provide guidance on consultation, including the roles and responsibilities of government, Métis and First Nations.

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Cannabis retailer calls out lack of regulation of First Nation shops

Cannabis retailer calls out lack of regulation of First Nation shops
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Cannabis retailer calls self-governed stores a slap in the face

Piapot First Nation, which recently opened Miyo Askiy Cannabis on urban reserve land in Regina, maintains their business is above board.

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Piapot First Nation opens cannabis store in Regina

The business will employ eight full-time workers and three part-time workers and will create extra revenue for the First Nation.

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Piapot First Nation opens cannabis store in Regina

The business will employ eight full-time workers and three part-time workers and will create extra revenue for the First Nation.

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