After a year and a half of detailed testimony and tens of thousands of documents, the fate of a discrimination complaint against Canada is now in the hands of the three commissioners charged with making a decsion on the case.
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt defended Ottawa’s treatment of First Nation children Tuesday as the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal continued to hear closing arguments on a discrimination case against the federal government.
The Assembly of First Nations is trying to figure out how deep programming cuts will affect the organization in the year to come.
The RCMP’s watchdog is looking into hundreds of complaints stemming from protests against fracking in New Brunswick late last year. The Mi’kmaq led the fight was against provincial government sanctioned shale gas exploration by SWN Resources Canada.
There are questions being asked about the days leading up to the death of Tina Fontaine.
The Canadian association of police chiefs is publicly condemning the notion of holding a national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women.
A series of meetings on the future of fracking in the Yukon are wrapping up this week.
First there was Dean Del Mastro, now another Conservative MP has shed tears in the house of commons.
APTN National News After just one term, New Brunswick Progressive Conservatives have been turfed from…
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