EFN Media
@eaglefeathernews.com
Eagle Feather News is a high-quality publication dealing with topics of interest to our readers in Saskatchewan's First Nation and Métis communities. Contributing writers such as Maria Campbell, Warren Goulding, Dr. Winona Wheeler, Winston McLean and Dawn Dumont deliver smart journalism and commentary to issues such as justice, wellness, business, politics, sports and the arts. With 11 issues per year and 10,000 copies per issue, Eagle Feather News is the most widely circulated Indigenous newspaper in Saskatchewan. The Eagle Feather News website delivers the same fair and balanced coverage of First Nation and Métis news and events from across our territories and averages 15,000 to 20,000 hits per month. Eagle Feather News is an independent business. We proudly sponsor a variety of communities and events in Saskatchewan including the First Nation Summer and Winter Games, Team Saskatchewan North American Indigenous Games, Back to Batoche, Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre and many other grass root and non-profit organizations. As well, our staff contribute their time and energy to worthy causes, speaking in schools and generally helping to build a better community.
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About EFN Media
Eagle Feather News is the leading Aboriginal newspaper in Saskatchewan, providing high-quality journalism and commentary to readers in the province's First Nation and Métis communities. With a team of esteemed contributing writers such as Maria Campbell, Warren Goulding, Dr. Winona Wheeler, Winston McLean, and Dawn Dumont, the publication covers a wide range of topics including justice, wellness, business, politics, sports, and the arts.
Published 11 times a year, with 10,000 copies per issue, Eagle Feather News has the largest circulation among Indigenous newspapers in Saskatchewan. Their website also attracts a significant readership, averaging 15,000 to 20,000 hits per month, delivering the same fair and balanced coverage of First Nation and Métis news and events from across the region. As an independent business, Eagle Feather News takes pride in supporting various communities and events, including the First Nation Summer and Winter Games, Team Saskatchewan North American Indigenous Games, Back to Batoche, and Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre, among others.
Moreover, their dedicated staff are actively involved in philanthropic endeavors, speaking in schools and contributing to initiatives aimed at fostering a better community. For reliable and insightful coverage of Indigenous news and events in Saskatchewan, turn to Eagle Feather News - the trusted source for the First Nation and Métis communities
