National inquiry hears from one of its own employees
The daughter of Anna Mae Aquash became the first employee to publicly testify on Tuesday.
Montreal
MMIWG: Family kept in dark after siblings quietly admitted to ‘monster hospital’
“What did they do to my brother and sister?”
‘I felt afraid of the woods’: Akwesasne woman testifies about sister’s loss, journey to healing
After they found her sister’s remains in the woods, Cheryl McDonald feared walking through the forest during the fall.
Mi’kmaq woman’s death forces Montreal hospital to rethink protocol
The incident in question happened when Kimberly Gloade was brought to the hospital by ambulance.
Wolf Pack hits Montreal streets to protect vulnerable Indigenous women
“We’re the Wolf Pack street patrol and we’re getting ready for another night out.”
Indigenous advocacy group releases homelessness study in Montreal
Researchers determined what services homeless Indigenous people in Montreal need most.
Quebec inquiry told to let First Nations have more control of justice
“We made a historical statement saying we have a court that is separate from Canada and the provinces.”
Montreal police a central theme at Quebec inquiry into Indigenous relations
“During the (sensitivity) training there were many (Montreal) officers laughing and not listening.”
Cree lawyer makes history as Montreal takes step towards reconciliation
Marie-Ève Bordeleau has been named Montreal’s Commissioner of Indigenous Affairs.