RCMP Veterans’ Association post says ‘get on with life,’ move on from residential schools
Public Safety Minister’s office condemns materials
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Filmmaker Michelle Latimer sues CBC for 200K in libel damages
Documentarian asserts Indigeneity in court and takes action against journalists ‘to ensure they are appropriately punished.’
After a year of waiting, court date to challenge B.C.’s aerial wolf cull set for July
Province approved aerial cull in January in an effort to save caribou herd.
New fellowship advocates for First Nation youth in Yukon to fight climate crisis
Fellowship include traditional values, teachings and practices as a way for youth to tackle climate change in their communities.
Trudeau’s language requirement at Supreme Court discriminates against Indigenous judges: Justice Harry LaForme
Retired First Nations judge compares Trudeau’s rule to assimilation policy of residential schools
Ontario premier refuses to apologize after accusing NDP’s Mamakwa of vaccine queue jumping
Ford under fire for ‘disrespectful’ and ‘damaging’ comments against First Nations MPP
Overworked, underpaid: Ottawa’s chronic lack of funding leaves First Nations water operators behind
An investigation reveals Indigenous water operators sometimes earn less than half of what municipal operators are paid, but an Indigenous-led group in Atlantic Canada has a solution.
Report: Lifespan of First Nations water infrastructure cut short by underfunding
For decades, Ottawa allowed the situation to worsen before finally increasing funding for these facilities.
‘I would want to know’: Nurse in Klahoose First Nation facing fears and centering facts as COVID-19 vaccines roll out
Like many First Nations communities, Klahoose First Nation gets some relief as Moderna vaccine makes its way through the community.