Manitoba mom searching for her son 40 years after he was taken away
Lynn Paul, a Manitoba mother is searching for her son who taken away nearly 40 years ago.
Nunavut’s suicide strategy includes Facebook, giving communities more control
Social media plays a central role in a five-year plan aimed at reducing the number of suicides in Nunavut.
Facebook posts target missing and murdered Indigenous women
Comments shared on social media have sparked fury across the country.
Assembly of Manitoba chiefs call on RCMP to investigate online Facebook comments
A resolution at a meeting of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) is calling on the RCMP to look into a number of charged comments on Facebook associated with a toddler who was killed in Edmonton.
Inuk singer Tanya Tagaq says Facebook suspended her account over seal fur photo
The Canadian Press Award-winning Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq says she has been temporarily suspended…
Saskatchewan family thanks Facebook for helping to reunite family
Larissa Burnouf APTN National News A Saskatchewan family is thankful that facebook was around after the…
How North Dakota police used Facebook to issue warrants for #NoDAPL water protectors
The Morton County Sheriff’s Department in North Dakota issued a wanted poster for the three men on Thursday.
Thunder Bay police officer suspended over allegedly making racist comments on Indigenous people
APTN National News reporter Willow Fiddler first alerted Thunder Bay police to the comments that allegedly come account of officer Rob Steudle.
Dear police: keep posting racist remarks to highlight systemic issues
APTN National News Another day, another police officer allegedly posting racist remarks about Indigenous people…