Metis man claims beating by Ottawa cops
A Metis man has come forward claiming abuse at the hands of Ottawa police.
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Mackenzie pipeline to get green-light
After nearly four decades of assessments and reviews, a final decision on the long awaited Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline is about to be reached.
Mohawk firm, Alberta band battle for return of seized smokes
Millions of cigarettes seized by Alberta authorities on the Montana First Nation last week were destined for distribution to reserves throughout the province and British Columbia, APTN National News has learned.
China hopes to feast on seal
Canada has gone to the Far East to find a new market for seal products.
Wikileaks Duncan diary hoax nearly goes Net-nuclear
On Wednesday, a blogger for a Saskatchewan newspaper reposted the Wikileaks hoax about Indian Affairs Minister John Duncan’s imagined diary and things went a little crazy.
FNs MMA fighters take it to the mat
First Nations fighters in the Niagra Falls area can now speak openly about MMA after Ontario lifted a ban on the combat sport.
Chief arrested in drug ring bust: RCMP
The chief of a Saskatchewan First Nation has been arrested as part of an alleged prescription drug ring, RCMP said.
Mayerthorpe inquiry begins
A public inquiry into the shooting deaths of four RCMP officers in Mayerthorpe, Alta., is underway.
Winnipeg judge decides FNs cop’s fate
The future of a former Winnipeg police officer is now in the hands of a Manitoba judge.