Yukon gold rush secrets unearthed
Archaeologists and history buffs are combing through one of the biggest discoveries in the Klondike since gold.
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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.
Indian Affairs defends bottled water cut to Ontario FN
Indian Affairs is defending its decision to limit bottled water shipments to an Ontario First Nation that has been without a clean water supply source since the summer.
Alberta chiefs, councillors lead the way in pay
A First Nations band politician in Atlantic Canada has pulled in nearly $1 million in yearly pay, according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
Aboriginal women will get only part of money promised for murdered and missing strategy: minister
Status of Women Minister Rona Ambrose admitted Friday only part of the $10 million the government set aside for a strategy to deal with the hundreds of missing and murdered Aboriginal women cases would be used specifically for Aboriginal women.
Indian Affairs cuts water shipments to Ontario FN
Indian Affairs is forcing the reduction of bottled water shipments to a northern Ontario First Nations that has been without a clean water supply source since this summer, according to the band chief.
No consultation, no permit: court
No consultation, no permit. That’s the decision from the Federal court regarding a mining company’s permit to explore the lands of two First Nations in the North.
The $1 billion couch
Have you heard the one about the $1 billion couch?
