“One day I would come back to these grounds and I would dance”
In northern British Columbia survivors of the Lower Post Residential school have just wrapped up for days of healing.
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Numbers of missing, murdered Aboriginal women continue to rise
Even with all the initiatives by provincial and federal governments and police, the number of missing and murdered Aboriginal women continues to rise.
Wabauskang First Nation looking for mercury compensation
Ottawa and the Ontario government closed the books on mercury compensation two decades ago for those affected along the English and Wabigoon Rivers.
Indigenous athletes leave Olympic mark
The 2012 Summer Olympics are over and athletes from across the globe are returning home.
Nunavut RCMP increasingly targets of gun violence
In a 10 day period this month, there were three incidents in Nunavut where residents pulled weapons on the RCMP.
Legion branch pulls newsletter over joke about hunters murdering "Indians"
A British Columbia branch of the Royal Canadian Legion pulled their most recent newsletter after publishing a joke about the murder of two “Indians.”
Legion branch pulls newsletter over joke about hunters murdering “Indians”
A British Columbia branch of the Royal Canadian Legion pulled their most recent newsletter after publishing a joke about the murder of two “Indians.”
Minister Duncan says planned 2013 introduction of private land ownership legislation
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan says the Conservative government will introduce legislation allowing private land ownership on First Nations reserves sometime next year and at least 74 First Nations have expressed support for the move.
With more cars on its few roads, Iqaluit now enforcing seatbelt law
If you get behind the wheel in Iqaluit, you better make sure you keep up with the driving rules.