Senate committee wraps up cross-country consultation on off-reserve First Nations people
Members of the Senate committee on human rights wrapped up a cross-Canada tour in Vancouver.
British Columbia
The battle for water hits Vancouver
A delegation of First Nations people traveled from northern British Columbia to Vancouver this week.
Outrage after RCMP officer cleared in beating that left man with brain injury
Crown prosecutors in British Columbia have recommended no charges be laid against an RCMP officer in the beating of a 47 year-old man.
Little answers for disappearing Sockeye
British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Bruce Cohen released his report this week on the collapse of the Fraser River Sockeye Salmon.
BC First Nations considering legal challenge against Canada-China investment agreement
Canada could face a legal challenge from First Nations over its looming investment agreement with China, says the head of a prominent British Columbia chief’s organization.
Earthquake leaves Haida Gwaii residents shaken
A Massive 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit the west coast of Canada just off the island of Haida Gwaii over the weekend.
Class action lawsuit launched over residential school day scholars
Two British Columbia chiefs have joined together to launch a class action suit over what they claims is glaring hypocrisy.
More anti-pipeline protests coming to BC
Thousands of people took to the lawn of the British Columbia’s provincial legislature in Victoria Monday.
No legal action yet from Furlong over abuse allegations
Late last month, former students at the school in Burns Lake, B.C., where Furlong was a teacher, came forward with allegations of abuse.
