Monthly Archives: June 2011

By Danny Beaton People think we all just go dancing in a circle at a pow wow. But it’s not like that. When you go into the dance arena and you’re praying and dancing, people will leave you alone. It’s … Continue reading →

By Morgan O’Neal The annual national Aboriginal hockey championships were held at the end of April and beginning of May at the Jemini Arenas in Saskatoon, and the hosts were victorious in both men’s and women’s divisions. Team Saskatchewan was … Continue reading →

By Lloyd Dolha A Duncan provincial court judge has rejected a claim by two Coast Salish First Nations men that their Aboriginal status gave them right to kill bald eagles and sell their parts for ceremonial purposes. On April 28th, … Continue reading →