Candace’s cross-Canada run ends at mile zero
It was a long haul, but a First Nations woman says she’d do it all again.
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Caring Society aims to force tribunal ruling
The First Nations Child and Family Caring Society is demanding immediate action from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.
Gliding to Seagull’s rhythm
For many of us, working our dream job may be wishful thinking.
MMA replacing boxing at Winter Games
The Canada Winter Games is looking to phase out boxing within the next few years.
Charges against Rainbow Tobacco, band politicians looming: RCMP
An Alberta prosecutor is expected to decide soon on whether to lay charges in connection with the seizure of 14 million cigarettes on the Montana First Nation reserve, according to the RCMP.
Yukon Peel River planning muddied
There is a lot of disagreement when it comes to development in the Yukon’s Peel watershed.
Dene battle territorial govt’s power grap
Dene leaders from across the Northwest Territories are meeting this week to raise concerns over the territorial government’s controversial devolution agreement with Ottawa.
Mohawk tobacco firm battling provinces goes ‘all in’
Robbie Dickson holds a cigarette and points to a gap between the paper and the white filter.
Aiming straight as an arrow
It’ week two of the 2011 Canada Winter Games in Halifax.