Nunavut water treatment systems “Third World”
According to a new report, a patchwork system of drinking-water standards across the country leaves some Canadians at risk of contracting potentially deadly diseases.
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Saganash says he won’t get squeezed out in crowded NDP leadership field
NDP leadership candidate Romeo Saganash says he’s getting more support as the days and months go by.
Protestors oppose government crime bill
Concern about the Conservative government’s crime bill continues to grow.
Help on the way for Maigan Agik
Help may be on its way for Maigan Agik, an impoverished Algonquin community north of Montreal.
Wrong for Aboriginal Affairs to dig into child advocate’s personal details: expert
Did the staff at the department of Aboriginal Affairs breach privacy laws?
Labrador Innu to ink historic deal
The Labrador Innu Nation is signing a historic land claim with the federal and provincial governments today.
Northern Manitoba First Nations hopeful after federal government’s water announcement
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan has announced the government will be investing $5.5 million for improving water infrastructure in northern Manitoba.