Kanesatake faces down mining company
A controversial mining proposal is bringing together two communities in Eastern Canada.
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Band faces salary questions
More questions are being asked about the salaries being paid to band officials.
A lotto heartbreak
A lot of people dream of winning the lottery.
Memories of a fire
It was a day that two police officers with the Nishnawbe Aski police force will never forget.
Amber Tuccaro missing in Alberta
A family from Fort McMurray, Alta., is hoping the public will be able to help find their daughter.
Amber Guiboche missing in Winnipeg
As political rhetoric continues with missing and murdered women cases and how the $10 million should be used, another family in Winnipeg fears it is facing a dark reality.
Yukon gold rush secrets unearthed
Archaeologists and history buffs are combing through one of the biggest discoveries in the Klondike since gold.
High BC custody death numbers show need for oversight
Police investigating themselves is a controversial topic across the country. In British Columbia, that practice may be coming to an end.
Human rights complaint launched over sub-standard policing
Since 1994 the Nishnawbe Aski Police in Ontario has been saying that its level of service does not match up with non-Aboriginal police forces. But those complaints have fallen on deaf ears. Now, they are the source of a human rights complaint.