Not guilty verdict in Evander Daniels bathtub drowning
It’s been more than two-and-half years since 22-month-old Evander Lee Daniels drowned in a bathrub of scalding hot water.
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PMO silent on Brazeau, Galipeau comments about Spence, First Nations
Prime Minister Stephen Harper so far has refused to address comments made this week by a member of his party and a Conservative senator he appointed that mocked Attawapiskat First Nation Chief Theresa Spence and First Nations.
Kaska First Nation wants veto rights of gas and oil developments on land
The Kaska First Nation is made up of three separate Nations in southeast Yukon.
Opposition hammers Harper government on First Nation issues
It was “opposition day” in the House of Commons Thursday.
First Nations look to make agreements before mining convention
The Association for Mineral Exploration’s annual convention is being held in Vancouver this week.
Idle No More uses secret weapon
There was a massive gathering of Idle No More supporters Wednesday.
Federal government ordered to hand over millions of residential school documents
The federal government has been ordered to hand over millions of documents to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that is trying to determine the depth of the church-run Indian Residential schools that removed children from their families for more than a 100 years.
Stop work order put on Manitoba mine
A northern Manitoba Cree First Nation put a stop to business at a mining company Monday.
What's next for Idle No More?
In another Idle No More day of action there were events across the country Monday.