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T-shirt and hoodie maker Jeff Menard poses with a friend showing the front and back of his hoodie featuring the 'Got Land, Thank an Indian" slogan. A  Saskatchewan student was told not to wear a sweatshirt in school, although officials have since relented. Tenelle Starr, 13, is in Grade 8 and goes to school in Balcarres, about 90 kilometres northeast of Regina. She is a member of the nearby Star Blanket First Nation. According to Mendard, the stdent also received a "suspicious package" late today. See Alex Paul's story. January 20, 2014 - (Phil Hossack / Winnipeg Free Press)

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T-shirt and hoodie maker Jeff Menard poses with a friend showing the front and back of his hoodie featuring the 'Got Land, Thank an Indian" slogan. A Saskatchewan student was told not to wear a sweatshirt in school, although officials have since relented. Tenelle Starr, 13, is in Grade 8 and goes to school in Balcarres, about 90 kilometres northeast of Regina. She is a member of the nearby Star Blanket First Nation. According to Mendard, the stdent also received a "suspicious package" late today. See Alex Paul's story. January 20, 2014 - (Phil Hossack / Winnipeg Free Press)

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