First Nations youth wins gold in javelin throw after two-day hospital stay
Coach says his determination helped him win gold.
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Deal near for 40,000 survivors of federal Boarding Homes Program
Canada will compensate those sent to suburban schools in four provinces between Sept. 1, 1951 and June 30, 1992.
Father of deceased N.W.T. firefighter says son was a loving father
Adam Yeadon died Saturday while fighting a fire near his home community of Fort Liard, N.W.T.
Camp Marcedes set up at Winnipeg’s human rights museum to honour victims of accused serial killer
Protestors set up Camp Marcades outside of the Canadian Human Rights Museum
Two men wrongfully convicted 50 years ago speak out about justice system
‘The justice system needs to change,’ says Allan Woodhouse
Man charged for threatening people with machete at James Smith Cree Nation
At the site of a community who had a mass stabbing less than a year ago, police report an arrest for man threatening people with machete
Indigenous leaders call for release of report investigating Saskatchewan police force
“Confidence in the police service at the time was shattered,” says Grand Chief
Aunt ‘furious’ after video of Ontario police kicking and tasering a First Nations woman surfaces
Police say the video “captures only a portion of the event.”
Two Indigenous men acquitted of murder after 50 years
It’s the first double acquittal for Innocence Canada, a national organization that works to overturn wrongful convictions