CMHC won’t say whether Prairie nations will get compensation after being shortchanged $274M for housing
‘Confirms what we know’: Treaty 6 grand chief says he wasn’t surprised by AG report on housing
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First Nations policing association says forces struggle while millions in federal funding go unspent
The president of the First Nations Chiefs of Police Association says it is mind-boggling Ottawa…
B.C. auditor finds ‘shortcomings’ in overdose-prevention programs meant to save lives
British Columbia’s auditor general says two key government programs aimed at curbing the death toll…
Auditor general says federal government’s hiring practices lack performance standards
Canada’s auditor general says the Trudeau government has to do a lot more than simply…
Nunavut’s child protection system is in ‘crisis’ says auditor general
Territory didn’t follow up on reports of harm to children says Karen Hogan.
Indigenous Services minister says Manitoba putting ‘significant strain’ on the health system
Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says that while parts of Ontario continue to be ravaged…
Feds never on track to fix First Nations drinking water says auditor general
Communities will never have reliable drinking water ‘until deficiencies with water systems are addressed,’ says Karen Hogan
‘Incomprehensible failure’: Auditor general says federal government not improving life for Indigenous people
The federal government has failed to adequately track the country’s progress in closing socio-economic gaps between First Nations people living on-reserve and other Canadians, according to a new auditor general’s report.
Nunavut’s failing grade on climate change sign of greater problem
In the last decade the auditor general’s office has issued damning reports on social workers, child safety, justice and jails.