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Forty-five students from the First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) recently took part in a unique camp designed to teach them about Aboriginal culture.

The students are all enrolled in the university's Indian Social Work program. Taking part in the 10-day camp is part of the program requirements.

The cultural camp is run annually, with the location changing each year to ensure the four directions are represented. This year, the camp was offered in the south, on Standing Buffalo First Nation, running from July 18 to 27.

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The works of a number of Aboriginal recording artists are among those featured on a series of CDs that celebrate Saskatchewan's centennial year.

Saskatchewan Centennial: No Boundaries is the title of the project being put together by the Saskatchewan Recording Industry Association (SRIA) to recognize artists who have had an influence on the provincial music scene.

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The works of a number of Aboriginal recording artists are among those featured on a series of CDs that celebrate Saskatchewan's centennial year.

Saskatchewan Centennial: No Boundaries is the title of the project being put together by the Saskatchewan Recording Industry Association (SRIA) to recognize artists who have had an influence on the provincial music scene.

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The grassroots people have spoken and what they want is a new election for the leadership of the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan (MNS).

That's the message received by the Metis electoral consultation panel, which met with more than 1,000 Metis people from across the province.

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The grassroots people have spoken and what they want is a new election for the leadership of the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan (MNS).

That's the message received by the Metis electoral consultation panel, which met with more than 1,000 Metis people from across the province.

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Saskatchewan Learning Minister Andrew Thomson jetted to Ottawa to hold emergency talks with Indian Affairs Minister Andy Scott on Aug. 11 and 12 regarding the future of the embattled First Nations University of Canada (FNUC).

It's the first move the provincial government has taken regarding the university's operations since the suspension of senior staff in February and the subsequent fall-out from those suspensions-accusations of corruption and the resignations or firings of almost all members of the university's senior staff.

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Saskatchewan Learning Minister Andrew Thomson jetted to Ottawa to hold emergency talks with Indian Affairs Minister Andy Scott on Aug. 11 and 12 regarding the future of the embattled First Nations University of Canada (FNUC).

It's the first move the provincial government has taken regarding the university's operations since the suspension of senior staff in February and the subsequent fall-out from those suspensions-accusations of corruption and the resignations or firings of almost all members of the university's senior staff.

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On July 22, a Missing Sisters Walk was held in honour of missing First Nation women, many of whom are members of Saskatchewan First Nations.

The family of Daleen Bosse (Muskego) initiated the walk. Daleen was 25 years old when she went missing from Saskatoon on May 18, 2004.

Daleen's parents, Herb and Pauline Muskego, describe her as being a loving wife and mother to a four-year-old daughter. They said their daughter was an outgoing and friendly person.

"We want her to come home and to not be afraid."

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On July 22, a Missing Sisters Walk was held in honour of missing First Nation women, many of whom are members of Saskatchewan First Nations.

The family of Daleen Bosse (Muskego) initiated the walk. Daleen was 25 years old when she went missing from Saskatoon on May 18, 2004.

Daleen's parents, Herb and Pauline Muskego, describe her as being a loving wife and mother to a four-year-old daughter. They said their daughter was an outgoing and friendly person.

"We want her to come home and to not be afraid."

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The Metis Nation has won another landmark hunting and fishing rights case, this time in Saskatchewan.

On July 15, provincial court Judge Earl Kalenith ruled that Ron Laviolette, a Metis man from the Meadow Lake area, has a right to fish for food.