Culture In Education
Today education is important. To the Indian it is two-fold - the present system, and the traditional system and values that made our people feel proud.
By: Smith Atimoyoo

PTNA Separates!
The Prairie Treaty Nations Alliance (PTNA) elected to separate from the Assembly of First Nations based on a resolution passed August 29, 1985.
By: Bryan Tootoosis

PTNA Meets With Mulroney
A delegation of Prairie Treaty Nations Alliance (PTNA) representatives met with Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on Sept. 24 in Ottawa in a bid to initiate bilateral talks on constitutional changes.
By: Deanna Wuttunee

Treaty Hunting Rights...
By: David Knoll

The Importance Of Reviving And Retaining Our Languages
By: Margaret Cote

Language Reflects Culture
By: Margaret Cote

Arnault Regains Indian Status
On August 16, 1985, Darlene Arnault, a Cree Indian from the Atakakoph Reserve, became the first person in Saskatchewan to regain her Indian status as a result of recent amendments to the Indian Act which ensure equality for men and women.
By: Saskatchewan Indian

Land Entitlement Important For Nikaneet
Although given many treaty promises, Nikaneet and his people never received any benefits, especially when the land was surveyed and they still refused to leave. Only through research beginning in the 1960s and a lot of hard work did the present band members achieve treaty status.
By: Bryan Tootoosis

Slain Leader Remembered By Band Members
By: Archie King ]]>