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FSIN says First Nations were left out of the first ministers meeting in Saskatoon

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FSIN says First Nations were left out of the first ministers meeting in Saskatoon

By Nicole Healey


Global News

Posted June 2, 2025 7:40 pm

1 min read

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) says the exclusion of Saskatchewan’s 74 First Nations from the federal-provincial meeting Monday represents a breach of constitutional obligations.

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The FSIN says the discussion will undoubtedly impact First Nation communities, and their jurisdiction.

Global’s Nicole Healey has the full story in the video above.


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