Members of Long Plain First Nation unite to clean wreckage from devastating tornado
There was serious damage after the tornado ripped through last week, but the community is now picking up the pieces
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Archaeological dig for Indigenous villages should have happened before massive music festival: Oro-Medonte residents
The site of the three-day WayHome Music & Arts Festival in Barrie, ON, has caused resentment for some
Tornado rips through Long Plain First Nation, leaving trail of destruction behind
People from the nation are trying to pick up the pieces after the tornado touched down Wednesday night
Indigenous women’s advocates in B.C. fear repeat of Pickton inquiry after details of national MMIW inquiry leaked
Many already see problems shaping up for the national inquiry into MMIW before it even launches
‘This isn’t good enough’: family members of MMIW feel left out of plan for national inquiry
Lorelei Williams has questions about a leaked document that appears to outline the country’s pending inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women
Advocates question how police handling of MMIW cases will be examined during national inquiry
A leaked copy of Canada’s draft terms of reference for its national inquiry makes no specific mention of police
Solar energy gaining popularity in North as communities look to cut reliance on expensive diesel
Representatives from one solar energy company in Whitehorse says their sales have spiked by 400 per cent this year alone
Indigenous leaders ask Manitoba government not to hold up Canada’s MMIW inquiry
Manitoba’s recently-elected PC government has been blamed for stalling Canada’s launch of the inquiry
New search boat out on Winnipeg’s Red River after $16K donation from 18-year-old
Drag the Red helped Kayleen McKay to find the body of her cousin Shawn last year after he went missing
