Doctors get education in Indigenous culture
It’s common knowledge that there is a shortage of doctors across this country.
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NWT facing mining sector decline: report
If you live in the North, mining has long been the one bright spot for finding good paying jobs.
Iqaluit RCMP face man holding butter knives to woman's throat
A dramatic hostage taking unfolded in Iqaluit Tuesday during a domestic assault that saw a man holding butter knives to a woman’s neck.
Iqaluit RCMP face man holding butter knives to woman’s throat
A dramatic hostage taking unfolded in Iqaluit Tuesday during a domestic assault that saw a man holding butter knives to a woman’s neck.
Ex-Ojibway chief still heading to Iran, urges other leaders to join
Just days after Canada closed the Iranian embassy in Ottawa, a former First Nation leader says he still plans to go to Iran to talk about how Canada treats First Nations people.
Aboriginal political organizations should seek corporate sponsorships, says Duncan during Enbridge-sponsored event
A week after announcing major cuts to First Nations advocacy groups across Canada, Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan made an appearance in Edmonton.
Ottawa failing First Nations children: FSIN
The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations is one of those organizations facing cuts.
Yukon government moves to implement recommendations following carbon monoxide deaths
The oil-burner trade in the Yukon has been brought into the spotlight following the deaths of five Whitehorse residents from carbon monoxide poisoning in January.
Northern Manitoba leaders raise outcry over police detainees held in locker rooms
Leaders in Manitoba are calling out the province for a lack of security on their reserves.