Man gets life for killing girl but case dismissed in another B.C. murder
“This particular crime is among the worst of its kind.”
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Unist’ot’en Camp will have to wait until Friday for injunction decision
“We are trying to decolonize something that offers a privileged lifestyle to so many settlers.”
Uni’stot’en camp bracing for Coastal GasLink injunction request to be approved
Members of the Wet’suwet’en Nation expect a judge to rule in an energy company’s favour…
‘It’s cultural genocide’: Labrador land protectors in court on anniversary of Muskrat Falls occupation
Editor’s Note: As a journalist with the online publication theIndependent.ca, Justin Brake followed the land…
Assembly of First Nations granted intervenor status on B.C. Trans Mountain case
After remaining relatively silent on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, the Assembly of First…
Girl convicted of second-degree murder of Serena McKay sentenced in Winnipeg
A teenage girl has been sentenced to just over three years for her role in the beating death of Serena McKay.
B.C. First Nation files Aboriginal title claim challenging fish farms in their territory
The Dzawada’enuxw First Nation of Kingcome Inlet filed a claim of Aboriginal title in British Columbia’s Supreme Court that affects ten fish farms in their traditional territory that they say are operating without their consent.
Ontario judge needs concerns about 60s Scoop settlement addressed before approving
An Ontario judge says he has concerns that need to be addressed before approving the…
Hearing examining 60s Scoop settlement starts in Toronto
A judge in Toronto is hearing from people for, and against a proposed settlement between 60s Scoop and the federal government.
