Former insider “traumatized” working with disgraced residential school compensation lawyer
We’ve been reporting on the David Blott residential school scandal for months now.
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Nunavut residents want Harper to visit local grocery stores, get first-hand taste of food prices
Prime Minister Stephen Harper spent this week visiting Canada’s North and he made a stop in all three territories.
Anti-logging protest hits Montreal
The Anishinabe of Quebec want to stop logging companies from destroying their natural habitat.
NWAC to elect new president
The national body representing Indigenous women in Canada will come together this weekend to elect a new president.
B.C. NDP would withdraw from federal Northern Gateway assessment
British Columbia’s NDP leader Adrian Dix says that if he’s elected premier he would withdraw from the current environmental assessment of the Northern Gateway pipeline project and set up a made-in B.C. review instead.
Ryerson professor says Sun TV host Ezra Levant "jeopardized" her safety
Ryerson University professor Pam Palmater said she felt her security threatened when television personality Ezra Levant flashed a Google-map image of her Ajax, Ont., neighbourhood during a recent episode of his talk-show.
Ryerson professor says Sun TV host Ezra Levant “jeopardized” her safety
Ryerson University professor Pam Palmater said she felt her security threatened when television personality Ezra Levant flashed a Google-map image of her Ajax, Ont., neighbourhood during a recent episode of his talk-show.
NWT Metis man continues 10 year battle for rights
A Northwest Territories Metis man is taking both the federal and territorial governments to court over what he calls a violation of his Aboriginal and treaty rights.
Mackenzie Valley pipeline dream refuses to die
People from the Mackenzie Valley in the Northwest Territories have been counting on the development of a natural gas pipeline.