Edmonton bridge construction unearths concern over possible historical remains
A team of archeologists in Edmonton are digging for answers in an area some First Nations believe is culturally sensitive.
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Edmonton Woman questions lawyer over IAP Claim
Two years after hiring her lawyer, an Edmonton woman has learned she has less than…
Edmonton police officer cleared in shooting death of First Nation man
The Alberta serious incident response team has cleared an Edmonton police officer of any wrongdoing in the shooting death of a First Nations man.
Oil spill still permeates Lubicon territory
A year after a massive 4.5 million litre oil spill on Lubicon Lake Cree territory, one of their members says the spill is still not cleaned up and she wants to know why.
Alberta investigators eye alleged Winnipeg serial killer as possible key to cold cases
Accused serial killer Shawn Cameron Lamb lived all across the Western provinces, including Alberta, where he became known to police in three jurisdictions.
Remains linked to 10 year-old disappearance of Aboriginal woman
The remains of an Aboriginal woman who disappeared from Edmonton 10 years ago have been identified.
Thousands of residential school claims in limbo after BC judge boots law firm
In a major development, a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled this week that the Blott and Company law firm and its associates exploited thousands of vulnerable survivors of residential schools as part of a scheme to maximize their profits.
When a mother's sacrifice may not be enough
Chronic illness can strike anyone at any time.
11-year old girl at the centre of Enbridge demonstration
APTN National News An 11-year old girl is making a strong statement as one of…