Wall’s Saskatchewan government blamed for high Aboriginal unemployment rate
The unemployment rate for Aboriginal people in Saskatchewan has increased and one government critic says cut backs to vital programs are to blame.
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"There's so many needs," says Duncan as he spreads $5 million around East Coast
It’s summer and for many MPs that means travel.
“There’s so many needs,” says Duncan as he spreads $5 million around East Coast
It’s summer and for many MPs that means travel.
TRC hears painful Inuit residential school stories
Meanwhile, the truth and reconciliation commission heard from the urban Inuit community Thursday in Ottawa.
Mourning and candles through the streets of Saskatoon
In Saskatchewan they call it the annual day of mourning.
Igloolik man who pointed rifle at RCMP makes court apperance
The man accused of pulling a rifle on the RCMP in the Nunavut community of Igloolik made a very brief court appearance Wednesday in Iqaluit.
Children of residential school survivors seek to break painful cycle
This past weekend, hundreds of former students of the Lower Post Indian residential school held a reunion to bring healing, offer forgiveness and find a sense of freedom from the haunting past.
Alberta battle brewing over meteorite “with face of the Creator”
A First Nations college in northern Alberta is calling for the return of a sacred rock which now sits in the Royal Alberta Museum.
Alberta battle brewing over meteorite "with face of the Creator"
A First Nations college in northern Alberta is calling for the return of a sacred rock which now sits in the Royal Alberta Museum.