First Nations tourism operators in the Yukon say business is slowly bouncing back post-pandemic
It’s been a trying two years for Little Salmon/Carmacks First Nation citizen Meta Williams and…
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Former Thunder Bay police service board chair feels vindicated as chief faces misconduct allegations
Georjann Morriseau says that the charges laid against Thunder Bay Police Chief Sylvie Hauth will…
Manitoba’s tourism industry gets $10M boost from feds
Manitoba’s tourism industry got a big boost from the federal government late last week, and…
’60s Scoop survivors still waiting for final payment but no one will say why
As ‘60s Scoop survivors continue to fume over the wait for their final payment, lawyers…
Former Nunavut priest convicted of sex crimes against children out on statutory release
Former priest Eric Dejaeger, who in 2015 was convicted on 24 counts of sex crimes…
Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador lance son enquête sur les enfants innus pris en charge par la province
À la suite d’un retard en raison de la pandémie de COVID-19, Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador a officiellement…
Mi’kmaq academic, legal rights advocate receive Order of Canada
A Mi’kmaq scholar and advocate for Indigenous legal rights were among the new recipients of…
Feds call UNDRIP an ‘interpretive aid only’ in election delay legal battle for First Nation in Alberta
‘It’s disappointing, on that level, to see kind of an impoverished interpretation of what the new legislation implementing UNDRIP means in practice,’ says lawyer
Government data suggests First Nations hit more often with CERB repayment letters
Vivian Ketchum applied for emergency aid during the first wave of the pandemic when she…
