The grand chief of Treaty 6 territory, on which the Edmonton hearings of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Women and Girls took place, made a brief appearance on the final day of the hearings to offer encouragement to the commission and to the 75 witnesses who testified during the three-day session.
Edmonton mayor Don Iveson says the name Eskimos may have a negative effect on the festivities around the city hosting the 2018 Grey Cup.
It’s been 17 years since Lisa Bigjohn lost her sister and since then she’s spent that time coping with the loss and raising awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women.
News that a woman missing from around the same area as her daughter Caitlin Potts has an Edmonton mom on edge.
Metis man spent 129 days in jail after his arrest on Jan. 22 in Lac La Biche, Atla. that turned out to be baking soda.
He may only be 19 years old but Elijah Twins already he knows what he wants to do for a living.
Alberta lawyer denies he knew the so-called drugs were in fact baking powder when his client pleaded guilty to drug possession in May.
An Alberta Crown prosecutor allowed a Metis man to plead guilty to simple drug possession in May after the RCMP told him the so-called drugs weren’t real, APTN News has learned.
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