Glasgow climate deal ‘incredibly watered down’ on Indigenous rights
‘Canada would agree with that analysis. I would too,’ says Minister Steven Guilbeault
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Flooding, mudslides prompts B.C. premier to ask people to stay away
British Columbia declared a state of emergency following unprecedented flooding that has displaced residents, severed…
Nooaitch Indian Band isolated after massive flooding hits B.C.
One body found in B.C. highway landslide, more missing: RCMP.
Mixed pot of cooking for community and finding comfort in country food
InFocus this week is throwing everything into the pot for a delicious episode that features…
Indigenous teen who was held in windowless basement to file human rights complaint against Montreal youth protection agency
Teen now has help from a civil rights advocacy group to file complaint.
New leader Cassidy Caron says Métis National Council is ‘stepping into a new era’
There are a lot of changes at the Métis National Council (MNC) following the court-ordered,…
Louis Riel honoured by dignitaries on date of his execution
Dignitaries and politicians came together with the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) in Winnipeg to commemorate…
Extreme flooding causes evacuation orders for First Nations in B.C.
A weather event in the form of record rainfall in a short period of time…
Lawyer says International Criminal Court declines request to open residential school investigation
A lawyer who was part of a group lobbying the International Criminal Court (ICC) to…