Haida Gwaii bracing for more Japanese debris washing up on its shores
On the West Coast, debris is washing up on the shores from the catastrophic tsunami that devastated Japan last year.
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PM Harper begins Northern tour
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is on the first leg of his five-day tour of Canada’s Arctic.
BC First Nations organization demands formal apology from Legion over branch's "racist" joke
One of British Columbia’s most prominent First Nations organizations is calling on the Royal Canadian Legion to issue a formal written apology to all the families of Aboriginal veterans over a joke published by a provincial branch that described the murder of two “Indians.”
BC First Nations organization demands formal apology from Legion over branch’s “racist” joke
One of British Columbia’s most prominent First Nations organizations is calling on the Royal Canadian Legion to issue a formal written apology to all the families of Aboriginal veterans over a joke published by a provincial branch that described the murder of two “Indians.”
Haida Nation prepared to fight Enbridge pipeline
Opposition continues to grow in British Columbia against Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway project.
Nunavut judge throws out pot bust case over confidential RCMP informant
The Nunavut RCMP is getting a scolding for violating a man’s charter rights at Iqaluit’s airport.
Rising star comedian Ryan McMahon in Montreal just for laughs
Winnipeg-based comedian Ryan McMahon is getting noticed.
Cree, Quebec agreement model for other First Nations, says ex-grand chief
The former grand chief of the Grand Council of Crees of Quebec says other First Nations should pay attention to an agreement that was signed Tuesday.
Lubicon finally unite
For decades the Lubicon Lake Cree Nation in northern Alberta has been a house divided.