10 years later and still no money to fix Slate Falls' water woes
The Nishnawbe Aski Nation is made up of 49 First Nations in northern Ontario. Over 30 of those communities are fly-in.
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Aglukkaq defends health cuts, says focus on "front-line" services
While one territory ponders how to continue supporting numerous treatment centres, federal Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq was back in Iqaluit Tuesday, making a new announcement about some old money.
Mixed feelings linger 30 years later over Charter
Thirty years ago, Canada signed the Constitution Act bringing the Canadian Charter home.
Mother recounts horrific details of daughter's fate at Pickton's hands
The hobbled Missing Women Inquiry continues in Vancouver.
Duncan, Aglukkaq rejected invitation to visit Oxy-gripped Cat Lake
It was taken off the shelves in Ontario at the end of February. But there’s still enough OxyContin to make it easy to get for a price.
Wildrose would review rejected First Nations-backed oil refinery project, says leader Smith
The end of a 40-year dynasty may be at hand.
Federal Court: Human Rights Tribunal "not fair" in dismissing First Nations child discrimination complaint against Ottawa
The Federal Court issued a stinging rebuke to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Wednesday in a ruling overturning a decision to dismiss a discrimination complaint against the federal Aboriginal Affairs department over its funding to First Nations child and welfare services.
Flash mob hits Iqaluit airport
It is usually a bit of a mob scene at the Iqaluit airport at lunch time, but on Monday it was a little crazier than usual.
Strings with a dream, Darla Daniels seeks to spread the music
A two-year arts program has just wrapped up in Edmonton and a young graduate hopes to make a big impact.