Fourth annual Walk 4 Justice begins
APTN National News Gladys Radek is once again walking from Vancouver to Ottawa. This is…
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Day-school survivors consider class-action suit
APTN National News Day-schoolers were left out of Canada’s reparations to the residential school survivors….
Insite supporters rally in Vancouver
APTN National News The federal government wants to shut the doors on Insite, the country’s…
Insite argued in the Supreme Court
APTN National News Insite is at issue in the Supreme Court of Canada. It’s the…
BC: Province calls for review on 11-year-old boy tasered at group home
APTN National News Earlier this month, an 11-year-old boy was tasered at a group home…
Pickton Inquiry
Wayne Roberts, aptn National News British Columbia’s missing women’s commission of Inquiry held its first…
Former BC MLA Walter Cobb criticized for comments
There’s fallout in British columbia from a story we brought you earlier this week. Former…
Former BC AG to head Pickton inquiry
Former British Columbia Attorney-General Wally Oppal has been named to head an inquiry investigating why so many women went missing from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside before police finally caught serial-killer Robert Pickton.
Re-elected Phillip: ‘We have to act’
First Nations communities in B.C. are facing “powerful forces” looking to “exploit the land for profit,” said veteran First Nations leader Grand Chief Stewart Phillip Thursday in a victory speech after retaining the post of president for the Union of BC Indian Chiefs during the organization’s annual general assembly.
