New Brunswick Indian Summer Games look to expand
The games are on.
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Traditional food sources help offset high grocery bills in Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug
With the high cost shipping people living in northern and remote communities struggle with expensive grocery bills.
‘Mr. Big’ confession could put trial of slain First Nations woman in limbo
The Supreme Court has put new rules in place for the so-called Mr. Big confessions during police investigations making some of them inadmissible.
BC mining company needs to be held accountable for massive spill
As more details emerge surrounding the massive tailings pond breach in British Columbia it’s been learned the mining company was warned at least twice in the last five years about the pond in question.
Tailings pond breach may put struggling salmon stock at risk
The largest spawning ground for pink salmon in on the Fraser River in the British Columbia interior.
Pukatawagan residents suspect diesel fuel cause of cancer
During the 1950s people from Pukatawagan say Manitoba Hydro leaked diesel fuel.
Court action could affect Yukon hunters
The Yukon government is warning all Yukon hunters that a recent statement of claim from the Ross River Dene Council could affect their hunting rights.
BC mining company warned 5 years ago about tailings pond
They knew there was a potential problem five years ago.
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug welcomes visitors to experience life in northern Ontario
A couple dozen southern Canadians are getting an eye opening experience of life in northern Ontario.