“The Minister therefore committed palpable and overriding error when she concluded that the level of consultation was appropriate.”

To celebrate the day, a flag raising was held at Province House, then a church service was held at St. Mary's Basilica.

A few RCMP officers remained on scene, but their presence did not deter Mi'kmaw women from returning to the site to observe the company's actions.

Mi'kmaw grandmothers, joined by about 15 supporters, held a sacred water ceremony at the site on Friday in honour of World Water Day.

Federal ministers drafting legislation do not have a duty to consult Indigenous groups, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday.

Saskatchewan is seeking leave to appeal from the Supreme Court of Canada after a First Nations man shot a moose on private land in 2015.

The FSIN is threatening to take the Saskatchewan government to court over a new policy restricting when hunting is allowed on certain lands.

Kristjan Pierone was charged with unlawful hunting after shooting a bull moose near a roadway in 2015.

Cameron has led the organization that represents 74 First Nations in Saskatchewan since 2015.

Carry The Kettle First Nation is asking the courts to deal with how the spread of farming has affected treaty rights in Saskatchewan.