Yukon couple accused of trying to kill cop snuggles during first court appearance
A Yukon RCMP detachment commander has been sent to Vancouver hospital for treatment after shots were fired during a police chase.
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Rampant Winnipeg crime leaving residents in fear
Winnipeg stabbing spree is causing alarm for some folks living in the inner city which is an area that has a high number of Aboriginal residents.
‘As I pray in the morning I cry, because some of our younger generation is lost’
he people of the four First Nations around Hobbema, Alta., have held a peaceful protest calling for an end to the gang bloodshed rampant in their community.
First Nations peoples sytematically excluded from juries: Ontario coroner
A coroner’s ruling in Northern Ontario is supporting the claims of First Nations in the area that juries are excluding Aboriginal people.
Six Nations youth battle band council
A sit-in by young people in Six Nations will continue for now.
Ex-Nunavut priest now facing bestiality charge
The mountain of charges facing a former Nunavut priest continues to grow.
Poundmaker FN fraud trial gets rolling
Tuesday was the initial court appearance for nine members of the Poundmaker First Nation in Saskatchewan.
Disabled Cree man dies after brutal Winnipeg beating
APTN has been following the story of a 27-year-old disabled man who was assaulted in his Winnipeg apartment.
Poundmaker chief, eight others face charges over treaty money
A complaint from a member of the Poundmaker First Nation in June 2004 has led to several charges being laid.