Living with cancer, Mi’kmaq author talks last edition of ‘We were not the Savages’
Paul cites the growing body of research from other scholars to build his case that incivility against Indigenous Peoples lingered into 20th-century Canadian politics
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Forensic anthropologist says search of Winnipeg’s Prairie Green Landfill should be possible
A forensic anthropologist says it will be challenging but is possible to locate the remains…
Vancouver’s homeless shelters full as temperatures drop
“Right now is the most dangerous time for people experiencing homelessness,” says shelter spokesperson
B.C. timber industry in throes of change, as premier warns of ‘exhausted forests’
B.C. government looking to “get serious” about sustainability of timber supply
Quebec court finds province, Canada ‘dishonourable’ on Indigenous policing
A lengthy courtroom battle has concluded that Quebec and Canada were in the wrong when…
Public safety minister hopes to table First Nations policing legislation in new year
There are 35 First Nations police services in the country, according to Public Safety Canada, the majority of which operate in Ontario and Quebec.
Inuit Christmas party in Yellowknife a rhyming good time
It’s that time of year when holiday celebrations are taking place across the North
Naaawi-Oodena now official urban reserve in Winnipeg
Former Kapyong Barracks now newest and biggest urban reserve in Canada.
International plan to save biodiversity promises to respect Indigenous rights and knowledge
Indigenous participants of COP15 optimistic following conference