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   Did You Know? The Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre was created by the Federation of Saskatchewan Indians in Saskatoon in September 1970. It offered classes in Indian history and the Cree language, and began collecting tapes of stories told by Indian elders. What's New The new year brings a new focus for the First Nations and Métis Consultation Participation Fund! As of January 16, 2012, First Nations and Métis entities interested in applying for funding to support consultations related to project specific activities on provincial Crown lands where a Treaty or Aboriginal right may be adversely affected, are encouraged to get their applications in early. Saskatchewan's Boreal Forest region contains some of the highest quality fresh water in the world. The Ministry of Environment is working with partners on a comprehensive monitoring program for northern Saskatchewan to address environmental concerns. Read MoreThe University of Saskatchewan's International Centre for Northern Governance and Development (ICNGD) announced new investments in research and education for northern Saskatchewan. Read MoreThe Government of Saskatchewan and the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN) have signed an historic agreement to establish a joint task force on education and employment. Read MoreShortcuts FEATURES  Some websites you may find useful  Terms about Aboriginal people and Northerners  First Nations and Métis in Saskatchewan   |
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