RCMP reopens investigation into Nunavut power corporation
Qulliq is the traditional Inuit lamp.
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This is Attawapiskat: sickness, rotting houses, families in tents, no running water, human waste dumped in ditches
The Attawapiskat First Nation has declared a state of emergency.
Aboriginal Affairs Minister launches probe into Blackstock “spying” affair
The deputy minister of Indian Affairs is investigating whether department officials broke privacy rules in their surveillance of First Nations child advocate Cindy Blackstock.
Conservatives back Liberal motion on fixing First Nations water, won’t commit to increased funding
The Conservative government agreed Thursday to immediately provide clean running water to all First Nations communities across the country, but stopped short of promising any major funding to fix the dire situation faced by many reserves.
Quebec Anishinabe community gets help in keeping dogs population down
In many Aboriginal communities across the country there are just too many dogs.
Man who killed RCMP officer up for appeal
The man convicted of killing an RCMP officer in the Northwest Territories will soon be up for an appeal.
Alberta Metis continue legal battle to prove they existed
A court ruling crucial to the future of the Metis land claims is facing the Metis people as they commemorate the death of Louis Riel.
Riel honoured by governments who would have labelled him traitor
Wednesday marked an important anniversary for Canada’s Metis people.
Metis rebellion remembered in place where the last shots fired
Metis people in Saskatchewan remembered Louis Riel by celebrating his life at Batoche where the last shots of the rebellion he led were fired.