Some Conservative MPs on Thursday called for the return of federal dollars to the much-vaunted Sisters in Spirit database of murdered and missing Aboriginal women which remains in limbo after the Conservative government cut its funding.
Jordan’s Principle was named after Jordan River Anderson.
A Manitoba MP is recruiting some Hollywood muscle in her fight to save a refinery in her riding.
The death of a man in northern Manitoba has leaders calling for an inquest into how nursing stations treat patients.
The legislative assembly of the Northwest Territories has reconvened for a dog-fight of a session and the devolution deal signed between Ottawa and the territorial government is sure to be front and centre.
The U.S. should pay closer attention to the deteriorating relationship between First Nations and Ottawa or risk being “blindsided” by an Egypt-like crisis in Canada, a Manitoba chief said in a letter sent to the U.S. ambassador to Canada.
A controversial Indian Affairs program accused of giving mainstream financial institutions a “golden brick road” into the on-reserve lending sector has been hit with a major setback after one of seven firms picked to administer government-backed loans decided to pull out.
Despite cries of protest from government officials and environmentalists, the Nanoose First Nation plans to cut down a patch of forest west of Nanoose Bay on Vancouver Island.
The grand chief of the biggest First Nations organization in Saskatchewan has pleaded guilty to drinking and driving.
