The already disproportionate number of Indigenous children in the system is significantly higher than previously reported.

The first-laid bricks pay tribute to members and employees of the RCMP “who honourably responded to the call of duty, day in and day out” and those who supported officers.

Cowessess First Nation Chief Cadmus Delorme said they are cautious about people coming on or off the community and so are taking the restrictions seriously.

A south Saskatchewan First Nation has passed its own child welfare legislation and is now working with the federal and provincial governments on implementation.

Cowessess First Nation plans on ratifying their own child welfare laws on March 2, giving the community jurisdiction over their own kids in government care.

Regina police are deeming Jenaya Wapemoose's disappearance a homicide and have charged two people.

The Regina Police Service said the disappearance of Jenaya Wapemoose is suspicious based on evidence gathered in the investigation.

The Bridging Economic Reconciliation conference brought together industry leaders, government officials and Indigenous communities in Saskatoon.

Jenaya Wapemoose has been missing since March 10 and her family and the First Nation she's from continues to search for answers.

Cowessess First Nation and Jenaya's family are putting out an appeal to the public for the 22-year-old missing woman.