Yukon advisory council formed to look at territory’s security and defence
The newly established Yukon Arctic Security Advisory Council is expected to provide advice to the territorial government on issues surround Arctic security.
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Hydro-Quebec plan for economic partnerships with Indigenous communities met with skepticism
A new Hydro-Quebec plan to initiate partnerships with all First Nations in the province is…
OPP investigate homicide after two found dead near remote northern First Nation
Police say both bodies were found in a recreation and camping area near Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, a remote fly-in community more than 500 km north of Thunder Bay.
With belaboured bill recognizing Métis self government in limbo, here’s what to know
The Metis National Council unanimously passed a resolution last month calling on politicians to pass the legislation without delay.
Edmonton police clear homeless camps after judge’s ruling
The evictions began during the last week of December when police closed two camps.
Yukon government rolls out ‘roadmap’ to improve security in downtown Whitehorse
Yukon government says it has a new action plan to tackle safety issues in Whitehorse’s…
Opinion: In defence of the Assembly of First Nations and the challenges in dealing with Canada
The Indian Act creates a tri-level, decision-making system with democracy only at the very bottom…
Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister says new Métis legislation does not include land, harvesting rights
A number of First Nations in Ontario are concerned about Bill C-53 being used by Métis nation of Ontario
Elder appeals for First Nations people to end violence ‘against ourselves and others’
An Elder with the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says the increase in violence against First…