Allegations against law firm come out at hearing
A Calgary law firm under fire for the way it handled residential school survivor compensation cases was cleared in two earlier peer reviews, a lawyer representing the firm says.
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‘There’s other ways of living a life; we don’t have to be so poisonous’
U.S. President Barack Obama recently decided to delay the Keystone XL pipeline and in response, the Canadian government is ramping up efforts to capitalize on the lucrative gas and oil market in Asia.
Historic Metis artifacts donated to museum
A private collector has donated hundreds of historic artefacts to a Saskatoon organization to help keep alive the memory of a conflict that shaped a country and a people.
Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival kicks off for 10th year
The Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
Air ships over NWT
t may seem like something out of a science fiction story. But the skies over the Northwest Territories could soon be filled with futuristic air ships.
No power, no running water, no services in Maigan Agik
It is a small Anishinabe community located about 400 kilometres northwest of Montreal.
Indigenous issues find new outlet through Occupy movement
It is a global movement aimed at corporate greed.
Manitoba raids Dakota smoke shop, seizes Mohawk cigs
It didn’t take long for Manitoba tax authorities to strike.
Echoes of a long-ago guerrilla war on Nemiah Valley road
On Saturday afternoon, a Taseko Mines convoy of trucks and equipment was stopped by an RCMP cruiser on the gravel Nemiah Valley road in British Columbia’s interior.