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'It got to the point where he told his mom he was tired of being called Victoria and he wanted to cut his hair,' said Bear's aunt, Chasity Delorme.

Conversations of concerns and resolutions were heard at the two-day FSIN Legislative Assembly held in Regina this week.

The FSIN and Warshield, an Indigenous-owned consulting firm, endorse a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that affirms Indigenous rights over child welfare.

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon will be making her official visit to Saskatchewan with stops in Regina and Saskatoon from April 22 to 24.

Indigenous leadership from a few First Nation communities gathered in solidarity at the Saskatchewan Legislature for the Duty to Consult Day of Action event.

Manitoba Environment and Climate Change said Friday that fish from Schist Lake -- near Flin Flon along the Manitoba/Saskatchewan border -- contain elevated amounts of selenium.

Police said they believe a fight broke out between the victim and two other people who lived in the same building.

The committee investigating Myles Sanderson and the 2022 mass stabbing at James Smith Cree Nation says corrections and parole staff could not have prevented the tragedy.

RCMP in Flin Flon, Man., have arrested a man who was wanted on warrants for armed assaults, and parole violations. 

FirstAlerts will allow First Nations leaders to issue emergency alerts to their communities about missing persons, natural disasters and public safety emergencies. 

An internal report from Canada’s financial-crimes watchdog found most banking and real estate companies it audited are not following the country’s anti-money laundering laws.

Toronto Police say they have cracked down on a scheme where hundreds of bank accounts with fake names were opened by one person.

Harm-reduction organizations in Saskatchewan are losing government funding to distribute free drug paraphernalia. Harm-reduction workers say the move is a mistake.

Ireland's Simon Harris, a 37-year-old politician best known for helping steer the country's response to COVID-19, entered the contest to become its prime minister on Thursday.

Rough water conditions on the Ganaraska River forced organizers to make a number of changes including shortening the course and cancelling the inflatable craft category.

James Smith Cree Nation and Indigenous leadership is focusing on self-administered policing in the wake of the provincial coroner's inquest.

Footage and images from Hualien show buildings leaning precariously after the quake and emergency crews could be seen rescuing people from crumbling buildings.

The last Kraft Hockeyville winner from British Columbia was Lumby in 2016, though the top prize at that time was $100,000.

Manitoba wildfire officials are preparing for what could be one of their busiest wildfire seasons to date.

Joshua Dean suffered numerous infections and a stroke after his health began rapidly deteriorating two weeks ago.