The Prince Albert Aboriginal Headstart Preschool recently turned out its first-ever graduating class. The preschool opened last fall and enjoyed a good initial response from parents.

The Prince Albert Aboriginal Headstart Preschool recently turned out its first-ever graduating class. The preschool opened last fall and enjoyed a good initial response from parents.

The Cote First Nation recently celebrated the grand opening of the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex for kindergarten to Grade 12 students.

"This grand opening gives us the opportunity to reflect on a great accomplishment for our community," said Chief Severight. "We have built a facility that stands not only as a memorial to the rich history and culture of the Cote people, but as an inspiration for the bright future we want for our children."

The Cote First Nation recently celebrated the grand opening of the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex for kindergarten to Grade 12 students.

"This grand opening gives us the opportunity to reflect on a great accomplishment for our community," said Chief Severight. "We have built a facility that stands not only as a memorial to the rich history and culture of the Cote people, but as an inspiration for the bright future we want for our children."

The annual Back to Batoche event will be held on July 23, 24, 25, and 26 near the Batoche National Historic Site.

Minister responsible for Saskatchewan Metis Sports, Culture, Recreation and Youth Incorporation, Ralph Kennedy said that over the past 28 years, the event has proved an opportunity for thousands of Metis to celebrate their culture and heritage.

He said the internationally recognized event brings participants from all over the world to celebrate and learn more about the important role that the Metis people have played and continue to play in Canadian history.

The annual Back to Batoche event will be held on July 23, 24, 25, and 26 near the Batoche National Historic Site.

Minister responsible for Saskatchewan Metis Sports, Culture, Recreation and Youth Incorporation, Ralph Kennedy said that over the past 28 years, the event has proved an opportunity for thousands of Metis to celebrate their culture and heritage.

He said the internationally recognized event brings participants from all over the world to celebrate and learn more about the important role that the Metis people have played and continue to play in Canadian history.

Aboriginal people with disabilities are receiving support in helping them fully function in everyday situations. Over the next two years, the federal government will provide $700,000 for a clearing/connecting house for information needs.

Aboriginal people with disabilities are receiving support in helping them fully function in everyday situations. Over the next two years, the federal government will provide $700,000 for a clearing/connecting house for information needs.

As of July 1, emergency and outpatient medical services will not be provided at Kinistino Hospital during evenings, nights or weekends, but only from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, according to a recent release from Prince Albert health district.

Anyone with an emergency during evenings, nights or weekends is asked to proceed to either the Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert or the Melfort Hospital.

If the general public has any questions, call the help line at 763-1834 or 1-800-922-1834.

As of July 1, emergency and outpatient medical services will not be provided at Kinistino Hospital during evenings, nights or weekends, but only from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, according to a recent release from Prince Albert health district.

Anyone with an emergency during evenings, nights or weekends is asked to proceed to either the Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert or the Melfort Hospital.

If the general public has any questions, call the help line at 763-1834 or 1-800-922-1834.