Harper needs to meet TRC to avoid First Nations uprise: Commissioner
A Truth and Reconciliation Commission commissioner says the federal government’s legislation is counterproductive.
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Eyewitness describes 'mass chaos,' exploding glass after 2nd Boston Marathon explosion
Kathryn Burton was sitting and chatting with her husband when the second explosion at the Boston Marathon’s finish line detonated, shattering the restaurant’s windows and sending patrons scrambling toward the back exit.
Maine eel battle about sovereignty, say Passamaquoddy
In Maine, a battle over eels is pitting a Native American Tribe against the state government.
Astrophysicist Cardinal literally shooting for the stars
He has two comets named after him and more recently shot a satellite into space.
Janet Panic serene about Juno nomination
The 42nd annual Juno Awards are fast approaching and just like every year, once again there is a great group of Aboriginal performers nominated.
Idle No More shifting to 'localized activism,' says Sinclair
Professor and writer Niganwewidam Sinclair was an Idle No More organizer from the beginning of the movement.
Burns Lake community still in shock by RCMP pulling guns
Members of the Burns Lake Indian Band began their around-the-clock protest two weeks ago demanding transparency.
A chat with Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne
There are a lot of hot button issues on the table for Ontario’s new premier.
Indigenous Miss Canada hopeful has eye on top prize
A First Nation woman from Edmonton is hoping to take the top prize at the Miss World Canada pageant.