There may have been a miscarriage of justice in case of Quewezance sisters, says justice minister
Odelia Quewezance says she was in shock when she received the news.
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OPP try and alter figures to manipulate $21M cost of policing occupation in Caledonia
APTN had to appeal to Ontario’s information commissioner to obtain one-year cost breakdown after police tried to retract document and withhold uncensored figures
‘I just call her Mary:’ Governor General Mary Simon goes home
Governor General Mary Simon is spending the week in Nunavik, the Inuit territory in northern…
Tłı̨chǫ man wrongly arrested by Behchokǫ̀ RCMP demands answers and an apology
Legal aid lawyer questions the quality of police investigation in this matter and others.
Update: Metis man drops case against corrections Canada
Lance Regan, a 34 year-old Métis man who was suing the Correctional Service of Canada…
After fighting for 20 years, Bridget Tolley gets an apology from police, government
Great-grandmother Gladys Tolley was killed by a police cruiser in 2001.
Taskforce calls on police to reinvestigate 14 deaths of Indigenous people in Thunder Bay
This is on top of nine deaths already being reinvestigated.
Review finds ‘racist remarks, discrimination, and bullying’ at Indian Oil and Gas Canada
A ‘Great Divide’ exists between Indigenous and non-Indigenous staff at the agency, consulting firm says.
Saulteaux sisters turn to federal justice minister for last chance at freedom
Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance are appealing to David Lametti to review their second-degree murder convictions.