The Harper government “blinked” when faced with the imminent cancellation of an upcoming meeting of parliamentarians from the Arctic region in the Yukon as a result of sanctions and counter-sanctions imposed by Ottawa and Moscow, says an NDP MP.
Half of Canada is covered in boreal forest and each summer thousands of hectares go up in smoke.
Friday marks the 70th anniversary of the allied invasion of Normandy.
A judge has ruled that Michael Nehass is not fit to stand trial.
A number of groups in the Yukon say the RCMP’s recent report on the number of missing and murdered Aboriginal women needs to be revised.
A Yukon man who appeared in a court video conference naked and shackled, says he’s fit to stand trial.
-First Nation chiefs gathered for a special meeting of the Assembly of First Nations Tuesday are expected to formally reject the Harper government’s proposed bill for on-reserve education.
The family of a Yukon prisoner who appeared naked and shackled during a court hearing by video conference has filed a human rights complaint.
A group of Ottawa’s poor and homeless gathered on the sidewalk outside St. Paul’s waiting patiently to begin their weekly service unusually held in the church basement occupied on this Wednesday evening by First Nation leaders gathered for what many of them deemed to be a historic event.
