Tahltan Nation says proposed mining project a threat to headwaters
A controversial open pit mine in northern British Columbia has just been given the green light from the provincial government.
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Stalemate continues at Gitxsan treaty office
They claim the Treaty Society is illegal and have not let anybody inside the building since last December.
Ottawa should forgive debts from BC treaty process: report
Some First Nations leaders say millions of dollars in loans should be forgiven if they decide to leave the British Columbia treaty process.
Anti-pipeline Freedom Train heads to Toronto
The Freedom Train recently arrived in Winnipeg.
Police excuses on why they failed to catch serial killer pile up at inquiry
In Vancouver, the Missing Women’s Inquiry is holding their final days of testimony.
Missing Women's Inquiry a "fiasco," says lawyer for families of victims
With the Missing Women’s Inquiry wrapping up soon, there is a rush to get all the testimony in.
Police clerk claims she's scapegoat for bungled Pickton investigation
On Monday, APTN National News reported on the former civilian desk clerk Sandy Cameron who took the stand at the Missing Women’s Inquiry.
Controversial police clerk faces tough questions over handling of missing women calls
At the Missing Women’s Inquiry in Vancouver, testimony heated up Monday as the former civilian desk clerk for the Vancouver police department, Sandy Cameron, took the stand.
Justice system "has protected Pickton," says victim's sister
At the Missing Women’s Inquiry in Vancouver a sister of one of Robert Pickton’s victims took the stand.