Resolute crash investigation months away from completion
It was one year ago Monday that First Air Flight 65-60 slammed into a hillside east of the runway in Resolute, Nunavut.
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Ontario doctor taking "cultural sensitivity training" after saying "I don't like Indians"
The Dryden Regional Health Centre is taking action against one of its doctors after a breach of code of conduct after an emergency room doctor used in appropriate language toward a First Nation family.
Ontario doctor taking “cultural sensitivity training” after saying “I don’t like Indians”
The Dryden Regional Health Centre is taking action against one of its doctors after a breach of code of conduct after an emergency room doctor used in appropriate language toward a First Nation family.
Police chiefs discuss Aboriginal policing during Nova Scotia conference
The heads of police forces from across the country are meeting in Nova Scotia this week.
New Barriere Lake council seeks unity after years of divisions
The Algonquins of Barriere Lake have been in the headlines a lot over the years.
Metis man battles NWT, Ottawa over Aboriginal, treaty rights
A Metis man in the Northwest Territories is taking both the territorial and federal governments to court over what he calls a violation of his Aboriginal and treaty rights.
Edmonton police pulls out of missing, murdered women task force
An Alberta program to investigate unsolved cases of missing and murdered women has taken a major hit.
Proposed refinery for Northern Gateway bitumen gets cold shoulder from BC First Nations
A proposed refinery to handle Alberta bitumen pitched by a British Columbia businessman is just “another pipe dream” and a “ruse” to increase support for the Northern Gateway pipeline according to a representative from an all alliance of First Nations along the province’s north and central coast.
BC First Nations organization demands formal apology from Legion over branch's "racist" joke
One of British Columbia’s most prominent First Nations organizations is calling on the Royal Canadian Legion to issue a formal written apology to all the families of Aboriginal veterans over a joke published by a provincial branch that described the murder of two “Indians.”