Justice advocates in Yukon calling on government to get a move on building halfway house for women
Little word on project since tender went out in August
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Despite improved services for Inuit detainees, arduous travel yet to be addressed by Quebec
A heavy metal door springs to life and slides open, letting Josiane Gendron walk into…
Raymond Cormier not guilty in death of Tina Fontaine
WINNIPEG – Raymond Cormier has been found not guilty of second-degree murder in the death…
Tina Fontaine’s death and Raymond Cormier’s trial: What the jury heard
Jurors sat through three weeks of evidence in the trial of Raymond Cormier, 56.
Police continue hunt for convicted rapist who walked away from Kingston facility
APTN National News Kingston police continue to search for a convicted rapist who walked away…
Indigenous Affairs not adequately managing specific claims for First Nations: Auditor General
Problems continue with specific claims and Indigenous offenders in prison.
Indigenous offenders keep serving longer prison sentences, less likely to get parole: Auditor general
During 2015-2016 fiscal year 740 of 1,066 Indigenous offenders served until statutory release.
What the court never heard about Ottawa’s twin terrorists who claim to be Algonquin
Exclusive audio-tape recordings make up this story, along with confidential RCMP documents.
‘OMG … Is this for real?’ Cree man learns he won court appeal from APTN reporter
Case could be “roadmap” for sentencing judges with Indigenous offenders.