New federal funding will support access to additional services
Structure, material destroyed in fire from the weekend, Gidimt’en Clan calls it a ‘hate crime’
Schitt’s Creek star says 2020 has taught him the importance of relearning history
The House of Commons is currently supposed to resume in full on Sept. 21
The committee will not deal with specific projects or regulatory decision-making
With limited resources, they say they don’t have any authority or power to enforce the closures
B.C. will work to improve land management and restore traditional place names in areas of cultural significance
Survey comes after hospital staff allegedly played a blood alcohol guessing game
Software allows users to visualize what a mountain might look like if the trees on its slopes were logged
A First Nations member of the Canadian Armed forces was denied respectful care says family
Critics say the Edmonton team’s name is a derogatory, colonial-era term for Inuit
Robert Riley Saunders is accused of misappropriating funds of children — often Indigenous — in his care
The closures have resulted in disputes between Indigenous groups and local businesses
The franchise was given the name back in 1933, when it was still in Boston
‘Mainstream policing has a lot to learn from Indigenous policing’
Mitacs is a nonprofit organization that operates research and training programs
Grassroots-organized National Indigenous Justice Summit was a free-to-attend two-day videoconference
It’s partly a response to a long history of off-reserve authorities removing Indigenous children from their communities
David Dennis, who is Nuu-chah-nulth, argued that six-month sobriety policy is a ‘lethal form of racism’
Deaths increased by 93% between January and May
