Shooting widow just wants RCMP to say sorry
It is a sore that continues to fester for those who knew John Andrew Simon.
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Elder Paper nearly trashed million dollars
Dene elder Michel Paper, 97, nearly tossed $1 million into the trash.
Mixed feelings on push to exonerate Riel
Tuesday marked the anniversary of Louis Riel’s execution for treason. Some are hoping to overturn his conviction.
Quebec Native Women’s Association has a new president
The Quebec Native Women’s Association has a new president.
Water woes continue for Manitoba FNs
The federal government has said that its endorsement of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples shows its support for the rights of Canada’s Aboriginal people. But a quick glance across the country shows those rights are often being ignored.
Big drug, liquor bust in Nunavut, northern Quebec
Nunavut RCMP announced today the results of a sting operation they held last month.
Medallion commemorating Metis unveiled
This year has been designated the year of the Metis.
‘Internal politics’ behind NWAC’s Sisters in Spirit shift: Brazeau
The country’s most prominent First Nations women’s organization was motivated by “internal politics” in their decision to water-down their initial support of the government’s $10 million strategy to deal with the hundreds of cases of murdered and missing Aboriginal women, says Conservative Senator Patrick Brazeau
Canada finally backs UN Indigenous declaration
The Canadian government said Friday it had endorsed the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
