Climate change: A reporter’s notebook
‘I’m GenX, a Cold War kid. Nuclear annihilation was the terror that kept me up nights,’ says Smith.
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Alarm bells ringing as COVID-19 cases surge in parts of Canada
The federal government says it’s concerned that the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has…
Quebec’s Indigenous Affairs minister replaced with former Montreal cop
AFNQL says premier must be more involved because a change of ministers ‘will not be enough.’
Dear non-Mi’kmaw fishers: Mi’kmaq in Nova Scotia have an inherent right to fish, you do not
For weeks Mi’kmaw fishers have been harassed on and off the waters off Nova Scotia.
Indigenous services advises First Nations communities to stay the course ahead of a second wave of COVID-19
In last six weeks, the number of active cases in First Nation communities has gone from 19 to 98 cases. ‘We are still in a global pandemic and we must remain vigilant,’ says Marc Miller.
Hydro Quebec’s Churchill Falls subject of $4B lawsuit filed by Innu of Labrador
The Innu of Labrador are claiming $4 billion in damages from Hydro Quebec over ecological…
Remembering Joyce Echaquan: Frequently asked questions and the facts so far
Mother of seven hailed from the 772 hectare Atikamekw community of Manawan in central Quebec
Coroner’s inquiry into Joyce Echaquan’s death won’t happen before 2021, Quebec says
Atikamekw Nation says it will release demands on how to curb racism in health care called Joyce’s Principle in the coming days.
A reckoning happening in Canadian institutions says Anishinaabe broadcaster Jesse Wente
Anishinaabe broadcaster and writer, Jesse Wente is not one to shy away from criticizing the…
