Echoes of Oka: Trudeau minister says military involvement possible against oil pipeline resistance
Under existing law, the federal government has no ability to deploy the military into a domestic situation without first being asked by the provinces
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Mi’kmaq women’s centre: A safe haven in Sydney’s ugly underbelly
Some in the sex trade. Some homeless. Many struggling with drug addictions.
Canada could face ’20 Standing Rocks,’ says Mohawk chief as Ottawa rejects need for ‘consent’
Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr told reporters Thursday the Trudeau government believes it only needs to accommodate and consult First Nations
Indigenous nations sign treaty for continent-wide opposition to new oil pipelines
Indigenous nations from across the country signed a continent-wide Indigenous treaty.
A 13-year-old Attawapiskat girl talks hope and love amid the darkness
It was after she saw her mother crying in the Attawapiskat hospital when Amy Hookimaw, 13, realized she was loved.
Secwepemc Elder ‘Wolverine’ Ignace, 84, died Tuesday surrounded by family on home territory
During his last hours, Wolverine’s children and grandchildren gathered around his bed singing traditional songs.
Vancouver police investigating warriors who dumped dirt in Justice Minister Wilson-Raybould’s office
Warriors dump dirt in Wilson-Raybould’s office and demand inquiry into Gustafsen Lake standoff
Akwesasne under surveillance by military counter-intelligence unit: documents
Canadian military has kept eye on Akwesasne since 1990.
Gustafsen Lake warrior granted political asylum in US wants return home to Canada
Letter has been sent to PM Justin Trudeau requesting an inquiry