Advocates say pausing Manitoba housing benefit increases risk of homelessness
In early August, the Manitoba government paused the youth and homelessness streams of the Canada-Manitoba…
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SCO seeking Charter Rights for Lake Winnipeg in suit against province, Manitoba Hydro
The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is taking the province and Manitoba Hydro to court over…
Métis Nation-Saskatchewan withdraws from national organization
The Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) says it is withdrawing from the Métis National Council “effective immediately.”…
Child welfare agency in Manitoba suing former manager for $10M
A statement of claim alleges Richard De La Ronde defrauded the Sandy Bay CFS agency in Manitoba.
Canadian Medical Association apologizes for harms to First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples
The 150-year-old Canadian Medical Association apologized for the harms done to First Nations, Inuit and…
Blood Tribe man killed in altercation with Calgary police
A man from the Blood Tribe in southern Alberta died during an altercation with Calgary…
16 First Nations join walk for Steve Dedam in Atlantic Canada
One week after police shot and killed 34-year-old Steven Dedam in his community, members of…
6 deaths in 11 days prompt emergency debate on fatal police shootings of First Nations people
There needs to be greater accountability from police services across Canada when it comes to…
As CMA prepares to apologize, a Cree doctor says racism persists in health system
Dr. James Makokis helped push the Canadian Medical Association to apologize for past harms.