Another blow for Sinclair family
The family of a Winnipeg First Nations man who died after a 34-hour wait in a city hospital is now outrage after a provincial official had a change of heart.
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Teen shot by Edmonton police mourned by family, friends
Friends and family of shooting victim Cyrus Green are mourning their loss on the Cold Lake First Nation, Alta., today.
Squamish RV park feud heating up
A man arrested after the Squamish First Nation seized control of his family’s business, is now claiming that the band council is acting out of personal interest.
Jones buried, killer still loose
Tyeshia Jones, 18, was laid to rest in Duncan, B.C., over the weekend.
Yellowknife musician facing beastiality charge
A Yellowknife musician is facing charges after a string of disturbing and bizarre incidents.
Drunk driving guilty plea dogs Sask chief
Controversy continues to swirl around a Manitoba grand chief’s drunk driving conviction.
FNs man claims Yukon RCMP brutality
A 48 year-old First Nations man says he woke up naked and with a broken shoulder in a Whitehorse drunk tank and he believes surveillance video will show he was the victim of police brutality.
Top Sask chief admits driving drunk
The grand chief of the biggest First Nations organization in Saskatchewan has pleaded guilty to drinking and driving.
System for imprisoned women broken: critics
Imprisoned Aboriginal women are falling through the cracks of failing rehabilitation programs in federal penitentiaries, critics say.