Alberta chiefs say Ottawa's environmental assessment changes violate treaties
Ottawa announced last week that it will reduce federal oversight of mining and oil projects and turn over most environmental reviews to the provinces.
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Protests flare against Quebec's Plan Nord
The streets of Montreal are no stranger to protests and Friday was no exception.
The Canadian military's Inuit advantage
Operation Nunalivut is one of three annual military exercises in the High Arctic and it’s wrapping up this week.
Alberta election heading down to the wire
With just four days left to go before the provincial election in Alberta, the candidates from the four major parties exchanged slings and arrows in Edmonton.
Federal opposition parties mum on First Nations child welfare court ruling
News that a Federal Court judge is ordering the Human Rights Tribunal to take a look at a discrimination case against Canada may be big news to some, but it seems to the majority it has largely gone unnoticed.
Man, 23, arrested after entering Iqaluit hospital with rifle
An armed stand-off at the Iqaluit hospital has forced the evacuation of patients and staff.
Justice system "has protected Pickton," says victim's sister
At the Missing Women’s Inquiry in Vancouver a sister of one of Robert Pickton’s victims took the stand.
NWT public housing changes hit seniors
The government of the Northwest Territories is making some major changes to housing in the North.
Breaking colonialism's bonds
The answers are not easy, but the question is important.