Human rights complaint claims Thunder Bay police officers broke Métis man’s nose
The troubled Thunder Bay Police Service is facing a new human rights complaint from a…
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American anti-pollution ad ‘Crying Indian’ to be retired
Copyright given to National Congress of American Indians
Climate change, Indigenous issues transcend boundaries with Russia says Governor General
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon says Canada needs to find a way to continue cross-polar collaboration…
Resignation of Melanie Mark in B.C. not a surprise to female Indigenous politicians
Seven years ago, Melanie Mark was celebrating her victory in the provincial election – and…
First transitional housing project for women opens in Whitehorse
A renovated building in Whitehorse is now serving as a six-bedroom halfway house for women…
Nisga’a village raise replica totem pole at community event
A Nisga’a village in British Columbia came together on the weekend to raise a 10…
Canadians need to ‘know their history’ says plaintiff in sterilization lawsuit in B.C.
The latest proposed class action in British Columbia focuses on coerced sterilization and abortion
Alberni school survivor talks about healing and moving forward
Wally Samuel walks through what used to be the girls’ playground at the former Alberni…
Father glad to see outside agency handling 20-year Prince George allegations
B.C. government has ordered an independent investigation into controversial case