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Doug CuthandSarnia Observer |
The musings of American president-elect Donald Trump about the 51st state ignore the distinct history and evolution of Canada and the United States.
Christmas in Indian Country is a mix of Christianity and traditional ceremonies; it is a time of gift giving, gathering together and round dances.
Pretendians are individuals who claim Indigenous status but don’t have any. They claim Indigenous roots for notoriety, status and money.
The fragrant smoke surrounds us and cleanses the soul and feeds the good spirits that travel with us.
Scurvy is a growing problem south of the border and large swaths of America are regarded as food deserts with a lack of nutritious foods.
Our future is more dependent on a consensus of world leaders to fight climate change than Trump's ephemeral cabinet picks.
Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader-Post Indigenous affairs columnist Doug Cuthand was bestowed a degree from the University of Saskatchewan.
As a judge, Sinclair was known for his empathy and search for alternate sentencing that would not continue an individual’s downward spiral.
The provincial election revealed the split between the Sask Party and Indian Country — all three Aboriginal MLAs are with the NDP.
FSIN chief Bobby Cameron is running for office again, despite argument of a criminal record making him ineligible to hold office.
Today, Indigenous and Métis people constitute a growing demographic and must be included in the province’s political future.
The Indigenous people developed a range of vegetables and plant products using evolutionary methods long before others around the world.
There was a lot of sickness in these institutions. Children died from diseases such as influenza, mumps, scrofula, tuberculosis.
The residential schools are Canada’s shame and the road to reconciliation is a long one and many will never reach the destination.
A British Columbia report into the falling life expectancy for Indigenous peoples likely reflects the same dire health conditions in Saskatchewan.
Instead of treaties being carried out as written, we have a list of broken promises, stolen reserve land and broken families.
In the past, the start of a new school year was a time of fear and loneliness as school-age children were sent away to boarding school.
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A serial killer convicted in Winnipeg of murdering four Indigenous women reflects the ongoing genocide referred to in the report from the MMIWG...
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs has requested that the prime minister and the governor general rescind Charles Adler's Senate appointment.
A historic $47.8-billion First Nations child welfare deal is beset by missing details, sham consultations and a lack of representation from the West.
The Indigenous people from Central and South America seeking a better life are vilified by Trump in his attempt to stoke fear over an immigration...
Indigenous people in Saskatchewan and elsewhere used controlled burns to limit the damage from forest fires, but they are now burning hotter and...
The Assembly of First Nations has negotiated $47.8 billion for child welfare reform over a 10-year period.
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