Saskatchewan will not appeal a court ruling that was in favour of an Indigenous protest camp set up on the legislature's lawn.

Minister of Rural and Remote Health Warren Kaeding and Minister of First Nations, Métis, and Northern Affairs Lori Carr sat down with Tristen Durocher on Wednesday.

The camp in Regina was set up in late February to bring attention to what protesters said was racial injustice and the disproportionate number of Indigenous children apprehended by child-welfare workers.

The Justice For Our Stolen Children camp sprung up in late February - shortly after the cases of Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine resulted in acquittals.

Regina police won't be removing anyone from the Justice for our Stolen Children camp until the matter is resolved in court.

Government officials spoke with representatives from the Justice for Our Stolen Children camp at the Fort Qu’Appelle Treaty Four Governance Centre.

Justin Trudeau noted that MP Ralph Goodale has visited the Justice for Our Stolen Children camp but that he himself was not planning to visit on Sunday.

The Justice for Our Stolen Children camp will sit down and meet with five government ministers 125 days after starting their protest on July 2.

Early Friday morning, the Regina Police Service fulfilled the province's promise and began tearing down a protest camp at the Saskatchewan legislature.