Yukon public service program struggling to increase number of Indigenous workers
The pilot has been extended in order to boost the percentage of Indigenous government employees from 15 to 22 per cent.
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Wet’suwet’en chief says policing is ‘industry driven’ as documents show raid was rubber stamped by government
Internal records show RCMP requested more police officers for raid while B.C. was hit with historic flooding
Family of Colten Boushie still pushing for change four years after killer’s acquittal
‘Unfortunately, Indigenous people are still subject to disproportionately high levels of violence at the hands of non-Indigenous people,’ says prof on N2N.
At least 600 Indigenous men in Canada have been murdered or missing since 1974 investigation shows
Experts say the number is likely higher and needs more research.
Michelle Latimer drops lawsuit against CBC
Filmmaker filed notice of discontinuance six months after suing broadcaster and four journalists
Opinion: An inquiry is not enough for international crimes against Indigenous children at the Indian residential schools
Truth, justice, reconciliation and healing needed for Indigenous people in Canada.
Trudeau called out for ‘words and broken promises’ by Secwépemc mom
Ashley Michel stood and addressed Prime Minister Trudeau during his visit to Tk’emlups te Secwépemc (Kamloops, B.C.) on Monday.
Original Treaty 11 document now on display in Yellowknife
For the first time since its signing 100 years ago, the original Treaty 11 document,…
Six Nations lawsuit ‘will result in a significant damage award’ against the Crown say government documents
Community expects more than a trillion dollars in land rights claim Ottawa calls ‘high risk’