Yukon residents cross over Carcross changes
Residents of a small Yukon town are not pleased with local improvements to their historic town.
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With winter looming, Iqaluit faces power troubles
Nunavut’s capital city went dark Monday when two of its generators broke down.
Better search-and-rescue coordination needed in Nunavut: Aglukkaq
Concern followed the crash last week of a First Air flight outside of Resolute Bay, Nunavut.
Garden Hill FN man dies in holding cell
A Manitoba First Nations man has died after being detained in a holding cell.
‘His leadership will echo for many years’
The Metis Nation is mourning the passing of one of its leaders.
Residential school film aims to tell ‘most important story in Canadian history’
The film company, Eagle Vision, plans to bring the experiences of survivors of the Indian residential school system to life.
Protests rise against planned Kanesatake mine clean up
A group of protestors gathered in downtown Montreal Monday.
Investigation into Mi’kmaq woman’s NS custody death begins
The independent investigation into the death of Victoria Paul is underway.
Mohawk chiefs blast Toews over suggestion vigilante gun violence ‘legitimate’ against smugglers
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews’ suggestion that citizens living near the Canada-U.S. border around Akwesasne could use armed, vigilante justice if they encounter smugglers has drawn rebuke from Mohawk chiefs.