The federal government won’t be making any changes as a result of the hard-hitting report from Canada’s correctional investigator released Thursday which again sounded the alarm over a growing crisis involving rising rates of First Nation, Inuit and Metis people behind bars.
Ten years ago Mark Lange was convicted of second-degree murder.
APTN National News In the last five years there’s been a 43 per cent increase…
A bar in Toronto has responded to a social media storm created after patrons of the establishment were seen wearing “Cowboys and Indians” costumes Saturday leaving the impression the bar was having a racist themed party.
The fast may be over but the fight continues.
The American Indian Movement is in the final stages of sanctioning a chapter in Winnipeg that is prepared for “direct” action to extract “justice” from Canada, members said Tuesday.
In the Northwest Territories, Idle No More supporters closed a busy intersection in downtown Yellowknife Friday.
When you hear the term hip hop, you probably don’t connect that music genre with Inuit culture.
Inside, the teepee air is sweet with the smell of spruce and wood smoke as Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence lies on her side covered in blankets atop a mattress set on wooden slats by a fire sending smoke into the night December sky through a gap in the canvas high above the entrance.
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