Ontario still can’t say how many Indigenous kids in care despite new law to track them
The 49 children’s aid societies in Ontario were supposed to start collecting race-based data as of Feb. 5.
Ontario
‘Uprising’ hits Thunder Bay Art Gallery with painted political message
Christi Belcourt is known around the world for her signature dot painting art. Her latest…
Iqaluit jail riot to cost Nunavut more than $11K a day and counting
Keeping 40 Nunavut inmates in an Ontario jail is costing the Government of Nunavut $11,000 a day. The 40 were shipped south after what RCMP describe as a “riot” at the Baffin Correctional Centre (BCC) in Iqaluit on June 20.
Wendake man promoted to top of Canadian Army in Ontario
Brig. Gen. Joe Paul assuming command of the Canadian Army’s largest formation.
A mother’s closure: Inside the foster home where Kanina Sue Turtle died by suicide
It’s a foster home Barbara Suggashie could never go in – until this week.
60s Scoop settlement on hold after judge says lawyer’s fees ‘unreasonable’
The 60s Scoop settlement agreement is on hold until lawyers agree to “de-link” their fees from the money destined for thousands of survivors.
Big Grassy River man charged in death of 15 year old girl from same community in northwestern Ontario
Police say a 24-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of a teen girl whose body was found behind an outdoor skating rink in northwestern Ontario.
Doug Ford can’t bulldoze through First Nations to Ring of Fire, say Indigenous leaders
(Ontario premier-designate Doug Ford during his election victory June 7, 2018. Photo: Doug Ford Twitter)…
Water warrior Autumn Peltier honoured at Toronto school
Water protector Autumn Peltier was invited to a special ceremony this week in Toronto. Students at the Central Toronto Academy painted a mural of Peltier in honour of the work she has done on protecting water.
