Only 1 province and 2 territories have Sept. 30 as paid holiday for all workers
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation has been a federal holiday for more than a year
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Manitoba says no statutory Orange Shirt holiday this year as talks continue
The federal government recently made the day, which falls on Sept. 30, a statutory holiday for its workers and federally regulated workplaces
Indigenous peoples at greater risk of flooding caused by climate change: study
River flooding is more likely to impact Indigenous populations.
Wanted: Teachers in northern Canada as school year starts
The new school year is right around the corner and Canada’s northern territories are reporting…
Tlicho commemorate 100-year anniversary of signing Treaty 11
It’s a celebration to honour Tlicho culture. The Dene First Nation in the Northwest Territories…
Alberta tailings waste could pollute Athabasca River, say Keepers of the Water
An Indigenous environmental group is sounding the alarm over the proposed dumping of treated tailings…
Foragers in N.W.T. looking to turn pickings into profit
The Tlicho government is providing monthly training on how to harvest and sell traditional medicines….
At least five organized crime networks operating in Yukon: report
New report says organized crime negatively affects people who live in the Yukon
Doctrine of Discovery is a ‘legal fiction,’ but revoking it won’t herald immediate changes, experts say
The principle is entrenched in Canadian and U.S. law and may be a challenge to dismantle.