British Columbia reacts to Anaya report
Monday UN rapporteur James Anaya issued a report urging the federal government to improve relations with Indigenous peoples across Canada.
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Kashechewan evacuees settling into life away from home, again
Kashechewan residents are once again settling into life away from home.
Conservative MPs tried to silence inquiry call from Manitoba chief
OTTAWA–Conservative MPs on the Status of Women committee tried to silence a Manitoba chief when she mentioned the need for a public inquiry into the high number of murdered and missing Indigenous women.
Life jacket-clad Justice Minister MacKay’s photo op interrupted by Indigenous women calling for inquiry
Justice Minister Peter MacKay agreed to meet with the families of missing and murdered Indigenous after he was confronted on Parliament Hill with demands for a public inquiry.
1000’s rally against Enbridge pipeline
Organizers say about 7,000 people held a rally against the Enbridge Gateway Pipeline over the weekend.
An Iqaluit Afghan war vet’s story
13 years after the start of the war in Afghanistan, Canada’s military contribution to that effort officially came to an end today.
Clem Chartier re-elected as president of MNC
Clem Chartier has been re-elected as president of the Metis National Council.
A BC mother’s search for a lost son
A child goes missing is a parents worse nightmare.
Nunatukavut hunters challenge hunting laws in Labrador
A group of Nunatukavut hunters in Labrador may lose their licenses over a dispute with the province.