Nunavut government, RCMP differ over state of mental health in territory
The government of Nunavut’s health department and the RCMP are concerned about the amount of people they see every day with serious mental health issues.
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"You have two Canadas," says UN official
The UN special rapporteur says the Canadian government is not providing access to affordable, nutritious food.
Layers of pain gripping BC First Nation in midst of suicide crisis
Reeling from a recent spike in suicides and suicide attempts, a Vancouver Island First Nation took the drastic measure of calling a local state of emergency.
Conservative government bristles at UN official's take on Canada's food security
United Nations report gave Canada an earful about how its citizens feed themselves.
Aglukkaq says Aboriginal people "hunt everyday" rejects United Nations Rapporteur as "ill-informed and patronizing academic"
Indigenous people in Canada don’t face food security issues because “they hunt every day,” said Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq in the House of Commons Wednesday as she fended off opposition attacks fueled by the findings of the UN special rapporteur on food issues.
Want to learn Dene languages? There's an app for that
Have you ever wanted to learn how to read and speak in your traditional language?
Residential school payouts may have played role in Cowichan First Nation suicide spike
The Cowichan First Nation in northern British Columbia has declared a state of emergency due to a recent increase of suicides in the community.
Proposed Toronto casino creates worries for Casino Rama
Casino Rama is thinking long and hard about its future.
Tataskweyak Cree members barricade band office over deteriorating housing
Band members of the Tataskweyak Cree Nation have barricaded their band office as part of a protest they’re holding against their chief and council.