Chinook salmon fishing banned in Yukon as stocks plunge
For years the Yukon chinook salmon run has been on the decline. But fishers and experts are calling this years run the worst one yet.
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Aboriginal Affairs refuses to release damning financial report
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Aboriginal Affairs is sitting on what some believe is a damning report of financial mismanagement by an Aboriginal aid agency in Manitoba.
Manitoba First Nation leader refuses to step down amid allegations of misspending
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After allegations of misspending, a political organization that represents northern Manitoba First Nations has asked its leader to step down while a forensic audit is conducted.
Preliminary hearing into death of Inuk woman wraps in Halifax
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A week-long preliminary hearing into the killing of an Inuk woman wrapped up in Halifax today.
Landslide has Labrador environmentalists worried
Environmentalists in Labrador are warning the public about the risk of landslides along the Churchill river.
Wait for new school in the Long Point First Nation goes on
It’s a familiar story. A mold riddled school house in a First Nation community.
Community of Nain must pull together to stop suicides
A young man from Nunatsiavut says adults in his community must pull together to stop a rash of suicides across the region.
Elder remembers brother who landed on the beaches of Normandy
Friday marks the 70th anniversary of the allied invasion of Normandy.
Ashes of famous Metis musician stolen from Ottawa home
A home burglary can leave anyone feeling angry and violated.